FUNDS, FAMILY OFFICES, ADVISORS

Systematic strategies, built to institutional standards for your clients

QuantVue licenses its systematic futures strategies and managed execution infrastructure to funds, family offices, and professional allocators. Strategies run on dedicated cloud infrastructure and execute in your own accounts — you keep custody, control, and full visibility into every trade.

2022
Operating since
1,400+
Investors running QuantVue systems
CME
NQ · ES · YM · GC · CL futures
Monthly
Published performance record with downloadable daily P&L

What a fund engagement includes

Strategy licensing

License the full roster of QuantVue systematic futures strategies — machine-learning-gated systems trading NQ, ES, YM, GC, and CL — under terms structured for professional use.

Dedicated execution infrastructure

Strategies run on private cloud servers we build and operate per client. No chart platforms to babysit, no shared infrastructure, execution connected through Rithmic.

Radical transparency

The complete record is published monthly: forward tests from actual executed trades, month-by-month results per configuration, overfitting checks, and downloadable daily P&L files for independent analysis.

Principal-level access

Diligence and onboarding run directly with QuantVue's partners — including the CTO responsible for strategy development — not an account team.

Built for institutional size

QuantVue systems were engineered for capital, not for retail account minimums. Three design choices make them viable at fund scale:

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Liquidity-first market selection

The strategies trade only deep, centrally cleared CME futures — equity index, gold, and crude complexes that rank among the most liquid instruments in the world. No niche markets, no thin order books, no capacity ceilings built into the instrument itself.

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Infrastructure that scales horizontally

Each account runs on its own dedicated execution server. Deploying more capital means adding parallel infrastructure and contract count — not straining a shared system — so execution quality holds as allocation grows.

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Capacity shown, not asserted

Capacity analysis for your target allocation is part of due diligence: strategy turnover, order profile, and market depth against your sizing — the math, on the table, before a dollar is deployed.

How an engagement works

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Introductory call

A working session with QuantVue's partners on your mandate, markets, and sizing — and whether the strategies are a fit at all. No pitch deck theater.

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Due diligence

Full access to the performance record at configuration level: forward tests, backtest comparisons, overfitting checks, and raw daily P&L files your analysts can take apart independently.

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Deployment

We build and operate dedicated execution infrastructure for your accounts, configured to your risk parameters, with monitoring and direct support from the team.

What QuantVue is — and is not

QuantVue is a trading technology company: it licenses software, systematic strategies, and execution infrastructure. It is not a hedge fund, pooled investment vehicle, commodity pool operator, commodity trading advisor, or registered investment adviser, and it does not accept, hold, or manage client capital. Funds deploy QuantVue systems in their own accounts, at their own brokers and FCMs, under their own risk parameters and compliance frameworks.

FUND MANAGERS

Fund Manager? Apply here.

Tell us about your fund and mandate. Qualified managers get the complete configuration-level record and a working session directly with our partners.

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QuantVue (QuantVue, LLC) is a software and education company, not a registered financial advisor, broker, or fund. Nothing on this page is financial advice or an offer of securities. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. CFTC Rule 4.41: hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain limitations. Unlike an actual performance record, simulated results do not represent actual trading. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. Individual results vary.