Landytech and Tamarix have partnered to automate the sourcing and processing of private asset data directly from GP portals, complementing Landytech's existing automated custodian feeds to help clients achieve greater automation across their full data consolidation workflow — all within the Sesame One platform.
Family office data aggregation tools vary significantly in the quality of what they actually deliver. A framework for evaluating connectivity, normalisation, alternatives coverage, and data governance before committing to a platform.
Not all bookkeeping automation solutions deliver the same efficiency gains. What separates a platform built for trust company operations from one that falls short where it matters most?
Manual data sourcing costs family offices time and accuracy. Learn how the most sophisticated offices are replacing manual processes with automation and AI.
Sesame Data introduces a modular solution designed to help trust companies and private banks operate more efficiently while strengthening their role as trusted advisors
Family offices manage some of the most complex data environments in private wealth. A look at the five data challenges that consume the most time, create the most risk, and matter most to address.
In a data-driven world, trusted advisors need more than information. See how better data foundations unlock clarity, insight and stronger client relationships.
Asset owners need tools that make the management of assets, portfolios and legal entities as simple as possible. That’s why we’ve built Investment Hub.
We’re excited to announce the launch of our new Partner Programme—a strategic initiative designed to forge stronger, mutually beneficial relationships with partners across the investment management ecosystem.
Discover the latest Sesame feature releases, including a powerful interactive analysis tool and a mobile app for keeping you informed whilst you are away from your desk.
The Sesame Data Developer Portal empowers developers with API tools and documentation to streamline integration and create data-driven business processes quickly.
2023 was another busy year of exciting client partnerships and new product launches at Landytech. With 2024 upon us, we look back at some of the key accomplishments from the past 12 months.
In this blog, we will delve into the concept of interoperable data, its benefits, and why it is essential for trustees to harness the full power of their data.
Investment reporting scale-up Landytech raises $12M in Series B funding to support the acceleration of its go-to-market strategy and expansion initiatives
Landytech is delighted to be featured as one of the world’s leading family office software providers, in the 2022 Forbes Family Office Software Roundup.
As trustees start their journey to a digitalised future, there are multiple complex data challenges they must overcome. Here’s how firms can go about solving them.
As family offices deliberate on how best to navigate the choppier waters ahead, here are five ways that data and technology can help you stay on the front foot in volatile markets.
Sesame Data takes on the most intensive parts of the data management process, without the need for a costly server-based system, increasing the quality of your data and streamlining internal processes
Ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) families typically have a plethora of accounts, portfolios, trusts and managers, yet not having a complete picture of their holdings can be frustrating.
Landytech is delighted to announce the completion of its Series A funding of $6m. The funding has been raised primarily from Adelie Capital and Greenwood Way Capital, a number of family offices and financial influencers also participated in the funding round.
London, 28 May 2026 — Landytech, the company behind the all-in-one investment management platform for family offices, Sesame One, today announced a strategic partnership with Tamarix, an AI operating system for limited partners purpose-built to automate private markets data workflows. The partnership enables family offices to manage alternatives with the same discipline as traditional assets, by automating private markets data from Tamarix into Sesame One.
Data aggregation is the least visible part of a family office platform and the most consequential. It is the layer nobody sees in a demonstration, the capability that rarely features in a vendor's marketing materials, and the foundation on which every report, every analytics output, and every AI-generated response depends. It is also the area where the gap between platforms claiming equivalent capability is widest.
Most trust company leaders already know that manual bookkeeping is a problem. The question is rarely whether to automate. It is how to justify the investment internally, and how to frame the case in terms that resonate with those making the final decision.
The case for automating bookkeeping in a trust company is well-established. Manual transaction posting is time-consuming, error-prone, and scales badly as the client book grows. The efficiency gains available through automation are real and significant. The question is not whether to automate. It is which approach to automation actually delivers those gains in a trust company context, and which approaches fall short in ways that are not always obvious during an initial evaluation.
Data aggregation is the process of collecting portfolio data from multiple sources, standardising it into a consistent format, and presenting it as a single, unified view of the family's wealth. Instead of reviewing statements from individual banks, custodians, fund administrators, and private asset managers separately, the office works from one consolidated picture that reflects the complete portfolio in real time.
The data challenge facing a modern single family office is not a shortage of information. It is an excess of it, arriving from too many sources, in too many formats, on too many different schedules, with no common standard between them. How a family office chooses to address that challenge has a direct bearing on the quality of its reporting, the reliability of its investment decisions, and the amount of time its team spends on work that genuinely requires their expertise.
The data environment of a family office is, by its nature, one of the most complex in private wealth management. Wealth held across multiple custodians, asset classes, legal structures, and geographies. Private investments that arrive with no automated feed. Alternative allocations documented in unstructured PDFs weeks after month-end. And behind all of it, a team that is expected to produce timely, accurate, and comprehensive reporting from information that arrives in dozens of incompatible formats on dozens of different schedules.
We're proud to announce that Landytech has been named winner in the ‘Client Accounting’ category at at the 2026 WealthBriefing Europe Awards for the second consecutive year, recognising the continued impact of our Sesame Data platform.
This marks another milestone in Landytech’s journey to transform how trust companies and private banks manage investment data, streamline operations and deliver high-quality client reporting at scale.
(L-R) Landytech's Matthew King, Amy Allpress and Benjamin Mouté accept the Client Accounting award at the 2026 WealthBriefing Europe Awards in London
The WealthBriefing European Awards celebrate excellence and innovation across the wealth management industry, with winners selected by an independent panel of judges.
This recognition reflects the growing importance of high-quality data, automation and reporting as firms look to scale operations, improve efficiency and deliver better client outcomes.
Sesame Data, our API solution, is designed to support this shift, bringing together custodial data, institutional-grade analytics, automated reporting and premium client delivery in a single, modular platform.
By integrating seamlessly into existing systems, Sesame Data enables trust companies and private banks to streamline accounting and reporting processes, deliver consistent multi-asset analytics, and produce high-quality, insight-led reporting at scale.
In the December 2025 issue of the We Wealth Family Office & Family Business magazine, Landytech CEO Benjamin Mouté shares his insights on how digital platforms are reshaping family wealth management, helping Italian Family Offices gain clarity, control and transparency over increasingly complex, multi-asset and multi-jurisdictional portfolios.
The original article in Italian can be accessed on the We Wealth website here.
For decades, family offices have relied on trusted relationships and private networks to access opportunities in alternative investments. Introductions from peers, long-standing fund manager connections and closed-door referrals have formed the foundation of deal sourcing.
For trust companies, efficiency and accuracy in bookkeeping are paramount. Yet, many trust companies in Jersey still rely on manual processes that consume valuable time and resources. Enter Sesame Data, an innovative solution designed to automate and streamline bookkeeping, offering unparalleled productivity gains and operational efficiency.
Ultra-high-net-worth families and institutional asset owners typically have portfolios that span multiple asset classes, data sources and currencies, and these investments may be spread across various legal entities such as holding companies, operating companies, trusts and foundations. This complexity makes creating a single source of truth difficult and time-consuming. Not only does this impact operational efficiency, but it can also have consequences for decision making that could ultimately lead to unexpected losses.
Today’s family offices want to deliver a strong risk-adjusted investment performance that is aligned with family members’ priorities. To prove the value they’re adding, they also want to be able to communicate that performance, and the value of holdings, to families.
Landytech, an international provider of cutting-edge data aggregation and analysis services and creator of Sesame, an investment management platform for asset owners, managers and advisors, today announced a new relationship with Ocorian, a market leader in asset servicing for private markets, corporate, and fiduciary administration.
Ocorian will adopt the Sesame Enterprise platform to deliver a comprehensive reporting and analytics solution to their single-family office clients and leverage Sesame Data to automate bookkeeping and portfolio monitoring processes, differentiating their client-centric offering for private clients.
London-based Landytech has grown to a team of 120 staff in just five years, serving clients in over 30 countries. Sesame supports $100bn in assets under reporting, with direct connections to 500-plus custodians and access to 10,000- plus financial institutions through Open Banking APIs.
Trustee clients using Sesame have cut report preparation time by 80%, delivering higher-quality, more comprehensive reports and setting a new benchmark for efficiency and excellence. Landytech’s solutions directly tackle resource-intensive and time-consuming manual bookkeeping while streamlining delivery of client reporting and providing clients with timely and precise data.
At Landytech, we are passionate about empowering asset stakeholders by revolutionising access to investment data and insights in one central platform. Today, we’re excited to announce the launch of our new Partner Programme—a strategic initiative designed to forge stronger, mutually beneficial relationships with partners across the investment management ecosystem. This programme is more than just a collaboration; it’s a growth opportunity for both Landytech and our partners, driven by shared success, innovation, and impact.
Sesame is a living ecosystem that constantly evolves to meet the changing needs of asset owners, managers and advisors. Regular updates are a core part of this evolution, to ensure that you can benefit from the latest innovations and improvements. And today we are announcing our biggest product release since we launched Sesame 3.0.
Five years ago, we brought Sesame to market with two core principles in mind. We wanted to automate the manual, tedious data tasks that hold asset owners, advisors and manager back, by providing the most comprehensive analytics and reporting platform in the market. And we wanted to provide these capabilities with a user experience that investment professionals would love.
These principles are helping us usher in a new era of investment management technology. And are the key reason this release includes a tool that allows you to interact with and analyse your data like never before, in addition to making the platform even easier to use. All on a foundation of industry-leading data integrity and security protocols.
Here are the new features we are very excited to be launching:
In the rapidly evolving world of investment management, data has become the new currency. At Landytech, we are committed to empowering asset owners, managers, and advisors with innovative technology that transforms complex, multi-asset data into actionable insights across the entire portfolio. As we continue to lead the industry as the best-connected investment management platform in Europe, we are excited to unveil our comprehensive brand refresh, designed to reflect our growth, vision, and technology-first approach.
Since we launched Sesame in 2019, Landytech has been on a mission to revolutionise the tools used for investment analysis and reporting, tackling the unique technical challenges that investment professionals face.
Over the past 4 years, our team has worked tirelessly to build a platform that provides you with a tool for automated data consolidation, enhanced portfolio analytics and streamlined report creation.
We envisioned Sesame 3.0 long before launching 2.0, and now, the next generation investment management platform is here to solve the most pressing challenges faced by today’s asset owners, managers and advisers.
To date, investment analysis and reporting have driven our platform’s success. But we realised that our users needed more: a central platform for all their day-to-day investment management operations. A source of truth not just for investment data, but all related information so that everyone in the team can access critical context and records in one single place.
The launch of Sesame 3.0 marks a fundamental shift, making Sesame your command centre for investment management. It’s better connected than ever, with a revolutionary new reporting tool and a completely new way for you to drive collaboration across your team. Discover the capabilities that have made us so excited to announce Sesame 3.0:
Landytech is delighted to be featured as one of the global leaders in family office technology in the 2023 Forbes Family Office Software Roundup. The roundup highlights companies supporting the core functions of data aggregation, day-to-day management, and reporting. Many family offices refer to the Forbes shortlist of providers as an invaluable resource when choosing a technology partner.
In the face of fierce industry competition and regulatory pressures, trustees today face a squeeze on fees and significant margin pressures. It is forcing them to find operational efficiencies and differentiate their offering in a way that enables them to protect and increase their margins.
The role of a trustee is a complex one, and as the world grows increasingly digital, managing assets and ensuring the proper administration of trusts can be an arduous task. In the face of fierce industry competition, trustees are looking for ways to reduce their operating costs and increase their margins. One way for trustees to get ahead is with interoperable data. In this blog, we will delve into the concept of interoperable data, its benefits, and why it is essential for trustees to harness the full power of their data.
In recent years, the use of managed investments in trusts has grown significantly. This has put the onus on trustees to regularly review these investments and scrutinise their corresponding fund managers, alongside the management of private assets such as property, yachts, and collectibles.
Landytech is delighted to be featured as one of the world’s leading family office software providers, in the 2022 Forbes Family Office Software Roundup.
The report pays particular attention to companies supporting the core functions of data aggregation, day-to-day management, and reporting. Many family offices see the Forbes shortlist of providers as an invaluable resource when choosing a technology partner.
The report also shares insights into how family offices are adapting to turbulent markets, the ongoing cybersecurity threat, and the importance of planning for the next generation of wealth owners.
Landytech is the company behind Sesame, the investment reporting platform that brings clarity to complex wealth, enabling family offices to streamline processes and make more informed investment decisions.
Data-driven digital solutions have become table stakes for trustees. They are no longer a far-off, future project to which firms should aspire. Clients’ digital service expectations are evolving now, and trustees need to deliver.
However, the way many trustees currently manage their data today is hindering their attempts at a full digital transformation. As the data environment gets more complex by the day, manual processes are no longer up to the task.
The ultimate objective is the complete automation of repetitive trust administration processes. But that takes expertise and a sophisticated technology backbone that is inextricably linked to data management. It leaves trustees with a choice. Undertake the investment and implement the capabilities in-house, or partner with a specialist third party. Either way, it’s a decision that can’t be delayed.
As trustees start their journey to a data-driven future, there are multiple complex data challenges they must overcome. Here’s how firms can go about solving them.
After almost two years of record returns, market volatility and the looming threat of recession has left family offices anxious. Amid continued inflationary pressure and lower expected returns, some are looking to increasingly exotic portfolio diversifiers for outsized returns, whilst others seek to reduce risk and play it safe. All, however, are seeking opportunities to streamline their operations, against a backdrop of rising costs.
Asset managers continue to grapple with a number of challenges spanning cost squeezes, fee pressures and patchy returns. They are under pressure to find significant operational efficiencies, and fast. The question of how far managers should go in outsourcing and automating various functions to find these efficiencies has become a hot topic of discussion.
With the unrelenting effort that sourcing and standardising custodial data from multiple sources requires, a rest might seem like the last thing on your mind when conducting reporting. But it should be. No, we don’t mean lying down and taking a nap! We mean using a REST API capable of delivering all your custodial data into your internal systems in one standardised format, whenever you need it.
The investment management industry is one of the most data-intensive in the world. Yet with manual processes still commonplace, accessing and leveraging this vast data for efficient and robust front, middle, and back-office workflows is still not the norm. But things are changing. As the industry accelerates its digital transformation, the use of APIs to streamline data flows is becoming table stakes.
Ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) families typically have a plethora of accounts, portfolios, trusts and managers. Yet not having a complete picture of their holdings can cause them frustration. In light of this, they are increasingly turning to their family offices to deliver the consolidated reporting that will provide the visibility they desire.
Landytech is delighted to announce the completion of its Series A funding of $6m. The funding has been raised primarily from Adelie Capital and Greenwood Way Capital, a number of family offices and financial influencers also participated in the funding round.
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