Lameh
Riyadh-built AI platform giving banks, capital-market firms, family offices and funds verified regional data, shared definitions and decision records.
Industry: AI infrastructure for financial institutions | Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
About Lameh
Lameh is an AI company built in Riyadh that supplies software to financial institutions in Saudi Arabia. Its website positions it as an AI partner to Saudi financial firms and lists banks, capital market institutions, family offices, sovereign and development funds, advisory firms and regulators as target clients, across investment research, credit, risk management, compliance and operations.
The product suite has several parts. Proprietary Data holds data on regional companies, markets and the economy, with each figure linked to its published source. Knowledge Induction reads an institution's past memos, agreements and reviews and proposes recurring patterns as rules. Ontology provides a single definition of the organisations, instruments, positions and transactions an institution handles. Reconciliation finds, ranks and resolves discrepancies and keeps the evidence trail for audit. Institutional Record captures decisions, with owner, evidence, alternatives and reasoning, so successors can trace them.
The site gives illustrative figures for its sovereign-fund offering, including more than 200 official economic series held with their revisions, plus weekly point-of-sale spending by sector and city. Its investment page cites 40 percent less analyst time assembling data and 2.5 times faster progress from first screen to memo; these are company claims.
No founders, founding year or funding round for Lameh were found in public coverage.