Acturis pilot with Layton Blackham still not installed

New broker software company Acturis has still not started its pilot with Layton Blackham. Actur...

New broker software company Acturis has still not started its pilot
with Layton Blackham.


Acturis announced it would be piloting the system with Layton Blackham in
August but the system has not been installed to date.


Chris Blackham, managing director of Layton Blackham, was upbeat about the
delays, however, and said he expected the pilot to start in the New
Year.


Acturis lost a high-profile broker-partner this month when The Beckett
Group decided to find another technology provider. The Beckett

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