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Creating Your First Investing Entity

Fahim Kaidawala avatar
Written by Fahim Kaidawala
Updated over a week ago

Once your account is created, the next step is to set up an investing entity through which you will make your investments. Follow the steps below to add your investing entity in the Investor Portal.


Step 1: Start the Process

  • Click the Add investing entity button on your dashboard,โ€‹

Tip: If you donโ€™t want to add a new investing entity and simply want to switch between existing ones, please refer to this article.


Step 2: Choose Your Entity Type

You will be prompted to select the type of investing entity you wish to add. For each entity type, you can also select an appropriate sub-type. The available options are:

  • Individual

  • Joint individual

  • Company

    • Limited liability company

    • Non-profit organisation

    • Sole trader

  • Partnership

    • General Partnership

    • Limited Partnership

  • Trust

    • Estate

    • Family Trust

    • Trading Trust

    • Testamentary Trust

    • Super Fund Trust

    • Self-Managed Super Fund

    • Charitable Trust

    • Registered Managed Investment Scheme

    • Government Superannuation Fund

    • Discretionary

    • Non Discretionary

    • Unit Trust

    • Other


Step 3: Enter Your Entity Information

Next, provide the requested details for your chosen entity type. Required fields may include:

  • Tax information

  • Investment details

The specific fields will vary depending on the type of entity you select. Simply follow the on-screen prompts to ensure all required information is provided.


Step 4: Review and Submit

  • Double-check that all fields have been completed correctly.

  • When you are ready, press Submit to finalise your investing entity setup.


Note: Once an investing entity has been created, if you need to update any details, please contact your fund manager.


If you have any questions or need help at any stage, please contact your fund manager for support.

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