Landaas & Company, Llc
- Regulatory AUM
- $1.9B
- Discretionary
- $1.9B
- Clients
- 1,804
- Avg AUM / client
- $1.1M
- Accounts
- 4,098
- Employees
- 27
AUM over time
Annual snapshots from Form ADV filings · as of Mar 30, 2026
Who they serve
| Client type | Clients | AUM | % of AUM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individuals (non-high net worth) | 1,183 | $490M | 25.5% |
| High net worth individuals | 617 | $1.4B | 74.0% |
| Charitable organizations | 3 | $9.4M | 0.49% |
| Corporations and other businesses | 1 | $612K | 0.03% |
People (21)
roster as of Jul 20, 2026| Name | Role / title | Credentials | With firm since | Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robert William Landaas | Chairman And Ceo | Mar 2000 (26y) | ≈ 18.75% – 50% via Rwl Holdings, Inc. | |
| Kyle Arthur Tetting | President | Aug 2018 (8y) | 5% – 10% | |
| Lauren Elizabeth Neese | Member | Sep 2019 (7y) | 25% – 50% | |
| Neese, Reuben | Member | Sep 2019 (7y) | 25% – 50% | |
| Gery Joseph Sadzewicz | Chief Compliance Officer | Jul 2021 (5y) | Less than 5% | |
| Shea, Thomas Edward | Finop | Jul 2021 (5y) | Less than 5% | |
| Arthur Stanley Rothschild | Registered representative | CFP | Mar 2000 (26y) | |
| Steven Robert Giles | Registered representative | Sep 2000 (26y) | ||
| Linda R Hager | Registered representative | Feb 2002 (24y) | ||
| Adam James Baley | Registered representative | Sep 2006 (20y) | ||
| David George Sandstrom | Registered representative | Feb 2013 (13y) | ||
| Thomas Michael Pappenfus | Registered representative | Apr 2013 (13y) | ||
| Michael D Hoelzl | Registered representative | Jun 2014 (12y) | ||
| Kendall T Bauer | Registered representative | Feb 2015 (11y) | ||
| Robyn T Abel | Registered representative | Oct 2022 (4y) | ||
| John Joseph Sandstrom | Registered representative | Nov 2022 (4y) | ||
| Thomas Booth | Registered representative | Apr 2023 (3y) | ||
| Blake Anthony Miller | Registered representative | Feb 2024 (2y) | ||
| Jack Gloss | Registered representative | Mar 2024 (2y) | ||
| Ryan Douglas Hoffman | Registered representative | Sep 2024 (2y) | ||
| Patrice E Gentile | Registered representative | Nov 2024 (2y) |
Entity owners (Schedule A/B)
| Entity | Title / status | Since | Sch. | Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rwl Holdings, Inc. | Member | Mar 2016 | A | 25% – 50% |
Undisclosed: 0% – 20% of the firm is not attributable from the filed Schedule A bands.
Estimated effective ownership (look-through of filed bands):
- Robert William Landaas: 75% – 100% of Rwl Holdings, Inc. × 25% – 50% direct ≈ 18.75% – 50% of the firm
Roster from the IAPD representatives feed; ownership and acquisition dates from Form ADV Schedule A/B. "Since" is the earliest filed registration or acquisition date.
Documents (1 archived)
| Form | Period | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Form ADV (full filing) | 03/30/2026 | 1.24 MB | View · PDF · Source ↗ |
Archived copies of the firm's regulatory filings, versioned by content hash.
Disciplinary disclosures
Allegations: LANDAAS & COMPANY WAS ALLEGED TO HAVE NOT BEEN PROPERLY REGISTERED AS A BROKER-DEALER IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA BEFORE PERFORMING BROKER-DEALER-RELATED ACTIVITIES FOR THE FIRM'S SINGLE ALABAMA-RESIDENT CLIENT. Status: Final Sanction Detail: LANDAAS WAS ORDERED TO PAY $2,500.00 TO THE ALABAMA SECURITIES DIVISION AS PARTIAL REIMBURSEMENT OF THE DIVISION'S INVESTIGATION AND A FINE OF $3,000.00 PAYABLE TO THE STATE OF ALABAMA. EACH AMOUNT WAS FULLY PAID BY CHECK ON 10/22/18. Summary: LANDAAS & COMPANY IS NOW REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Allegations: FAILURE TO REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA FOR BROKER/DEALER ACTIVITIES RELATED TO A SINGLE CLIENT. Status: Final Sanction Detail: $3,000.00 PAID TO THE STATE OF ALABAMA $2,500.00 PAID TO THE ALABAMA SECURITIES COMMISSION
Allegations: FROM 1999 THROUGH MARCH 2017, LANDAAS & COMPANY ("L&C") AND ITS CHAIRMAN AND SOLE OWNER ("LANDAAS") RECEIVED UNDISCLOSED FINANCIAL COMPENSATION BY HAVING AN UNAFFILIATED CLEARING BROKER CHARGE L&C ADVISORY CLIENTS A $20 MARK-UP INCLUDED IN THE CLEARING BROKER'S CONFIRMATION FEE. WHILE L&C USED A PORTION OF THE MARK-UP TO DEFRAY CLEARING BROKER'S CLEARING AND EXECUTION CHARGES FOR ADVISORY CLIENT TRADES, IN SOME INSTANCES L&C RETAINED THE REMAINDER AS COMPENSATION FOR ACTING AS THE INTRODUCING BROKER. L&C DID NOT INFORM ADVISORY CLIENTS THAT IT RECEIVED ANY COMPENSATION FOR ACTING AS INTRODUCING BROKER FOR CLIENT TRADES OR THAT THIS COMPENSATION CREATED A CONFLICT OF INTEREST. TO THE CONTRARY, CERTAIN L&C REPRESENTATIVES MISUNDERSTOOD THE CONFIRMATION FEE AND AS A RESULT INCORRECTLY TOLD CLIENTS THAT THE FIRM DID NOT RECEIVE ANY PORTION OF THE CONFIRMATION FEE. THE MARKED-UP CONFIRMATION FEE ALSO CAUSED L&C TO BREACH ITS FIDUCIARY DUTY TO SEEK BEST EXECUTION FOR ITS ADVISORY CLIENTS. IN ADDITION, THE CLEARING BROKER SHARED WITH L&C REVENUES THAT THE CLEARING BROKER RECEIVED FROM MUTUAL FUNDS IN THE CLEARING BROKER'S NO-TRANSACTION-FEE MUTUAL FUND PROGRAM. THE RECEIPT OF THESE UNDISCLOSED PAYMENTS CREATED A FINANCIAL INCENTIVE FOR L&C TO FAVOR NO-TRANSACTION-FEE FUNDS OVER OTHER INVESTMENTS AND CREATED YET ANOTHER CONFLICT OF INTEREST WHICH L&C DID NOT DISCLOSE. L&C ALSO FAILED TO ADOPT AND IMPLEMENT WRITTEN POLICIES AND PROCEDURES REASONABLY DESIGNED TO MEET ITS BEST EXECUTION OBLIGATIONS. AS A RESULT, L&C AND LANDAAS WERE ALLEGED TO HAVE VIOLATED OR CAUSED VIOLATIONS OF SECTIONS 206(2), 206(4), AND 207 OF THE ADVISERS ACT AND RULE 206(4)-7 THEREUNDER. Status: Final Sanction Detail: SANCTIONS AGAINST BOTH PARTIES: CENSURE AND THE FOLLOWING MONETARY PENALTIES: DISGORGEMENT OF $408,483.06; $60,458.14 IN PREJUDGMENT INTEREST; AND A $130,000 FINE (COLLECTIVELY, $598,941.20). SANCTIONS SOLELY AGAINST LANDAAS & COMPANY: RETAIN INDEPENDENT COMPLIANCE CONSULTANT; DISTRIBUTE PROCEEDS OF THE FAIR FUND TO AFFECTED CLIENTS. ALL AMOUNTS OWED HAVE BEEN FULLY SATISFIED AS FOLLOWS: $91,295.63 UNDER ORDER SECTION IV.D.(II), REC'D BY SEC: 12/13/18; $507,645.57 UNDER ORDER SECTION IV.D.(III) (THE FAIR FUND), FULLY FUNDED: 12/18/18. Summary: IN ANTICIPATION OF THE INSTITUTION OF THE PROCEEDINGS INITIATED BY THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, MR. LANDAAS (JOINTLY WITH LANDAAS & COMPANY) SUBMITTED AN OFFER OF SETTLEMENT WHICH THE SEC ACCEPTED. SOLELY FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE PROCEEDINGS PERTAINING TO THE SEC'S ALLEGATIONS IN THIS MATTER AND ANY OTHER PROCEEDINGS BROUGHT BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE SEC, OR TO WHICH THE SEC IS A PARTY, AND WITHOUT ADMITTING OR DENYING ITS FINDINGS, EXCEPT AS TO THE SEC'S JURISDICTION OVER THE PARTIES AND THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THE PROCEEDINGS, WHICH ARE ADMITTED, AND EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SECTION V OF THE ORDER, MR. LANDAAS (AND LANDAAS & COMPANY) CONSENTED TO THE SEC'S ENTRY OF THE "ORDER INSTITUTING ADMINISTRATIVE AND CEASE-AND-DESIST PROCEEDINGS, PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 203(E), 203(F), AND 203(K) OF THE INVESTMENT ADVISERS ACT OF 1940 AND SECTIONS 15(B)(4) AND 15(B)(6) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934, MAKING FINDINGS, AND IMPOSING REMEDIAL SANCTIONS AND A CEASE-AND-DESIST ORDER."
Disclosure text reproduced verbatim from the firm's own Form ADV filings.
How they charge
- • Percentage of assets under management
- • Hourly charges
- • Commissions
Services
- • Financial planning services
- • Portfolio management for individuals/small businesses
- • Portfolio management for businesses/institutional clients
- • Other services
Custody
Reported custodians
- Pershing $1.9B (99% of AUM) Mar 2026
- Charles Schwab & Co. $12.2M (1% of AUM) Mar 2026
Amounts as reported in ADV Item 5.K.(3) (custodians holding 10%+ of SMA assets).
Firm reports having custody of client funds or securities (Item 9.A).
Source
All data on this page comes from this firm's Form ADV filings, reproduced without modification. Latest filing: Mar 30, 2026.
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