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For family offices

Reporting that holds up across the whole estate.

Data lives across custodians, banks, fund administrators, and alternative-asset reports. We build the reporting layer that brings it together cleanly, so the pack the team presents is the pack the principal can act on.

Consolidation across custodians, banks, and alt-asset reports
Reconciles to the book of record
First month-end delivered inside four weeks
Custodian Reconciliation
Month-end position check
Nov 30 · Live
Custodians clean
3/5
60%
Variance flagged
€47,200
2 items
Last run
09:42
Complete
JP Morgan
Nov 30
142/142
positions
€0 Clean
UBS
Nov 30
89/89
positions
€0 Clean
Pictet
Nov 29
23/24
positions
€12,400 Flagged
Julius Baer
Nov 30
67/67
positions
€0 Clean
Private Equity Admin
Nov 25
11/14
positions
€34,800 Flagged
€34,800 variance on PE admin statement. Unrecorded Q3 distribution from Fund VII identified. Documentation requested, tracked to principal.
The problem

The pack is only as good as the pipeline behind it.

You run the family office. Every month the team rebuilds the consolidated view by hand. By the time the pack is defensible, the decisions that depended on it have already been made.

Consolidation is manual every time

Custodians, banks, fund administrators, alternative-asset reports. Each arrives on a different schedule, in a different format. The team rebuilds consolidation by hand every month.

Every view lives in a different system

Investment performance, liquidity, tax position, cash flow, entity-level reporting. Each maintained by different people, in different files, reconciled at the last minute. Nothing ties back cleanly to the book of record.

Decisions wait for the pack

Rebalance. Commitment pacing. Distribution timing. Each waits for the pack. The pack is late because the data pipeline is fragile and the principal is asking for a view nobody has.

What you get

A reporting layer that consolidates across the estate.

We build the reporting layer that consolidates custodians, administrators, and entities into one defensible view. The principal gets the pack. The team gets time back.

Consolidated reporting across the estate

Custodians, administrators, and asset classes rolled up into one view that reconciles to the book of record. Liquid and illiquid. Direct holdings and private funds. Built so the principal’s view matches source.

Performance, liquidity, and commitment reporting

Investment performance, cash flow, liquidity, and commitment pacing reported in the format the investment committee actually uses. Decisions land with context, not after three reconciliations.

Reporting that evolves with the family

Structures change. Entities are added. Asset mix shifts as generations succeed. The reporting evolves with them, without a rebuild every time.

Next step

Reporting the principal can rely on.

One conversation about the current reporting gap. A look at how the data flows today. A pilot scoped to your next month-end.