Multi-Manager Framework

Definition ∞ A Multi-Manager Framework is an investment approach where capital is allocated across several independent investment managers, each responsible for a specific portion of the portfolio. This strategy aims to diversify risk, access specialized expertise, and potentially enhance returns by combining different investment styles. It provides a structured way to oversee multiple asset management teams. This approach allows for broad exposure to various market segments.
Context ∞ The adoption of a Multi-Manager Framework is gaining traction in the institutional digital asset space, as professional investors seek diversified exposure and specialized management for their crypto holdings. News often reports on traditional asset managers establishing dedicated digital asset funds that employ this structure. A key discussion involves the due diligence required to select and monitor multiple managers in a rapidly evolving market. Future developments include more standardized reporting and risk management tools tailored for multi-manager digital asset portfolios.