A net loss of (-12) advisers this week and another (-9) licensees closed. We also review how the advice market has changed since Jan 1, 2019.

A loss of 38 advisers this week. We also look at the qualifications for advisers with 10 years or more experience by Jan 1 2019 - the ones who could gain the most from the recently proposed ‘new’ Financial Adviser Education Standards.

A relatively quiet week with a net loss of (-4) advisers. Movement across a number of licensees was up on last week, along with 7 licensees effectively closing.

A slower week of movement with a net loss of (-8) advisers. We also highlight the net movement of advisers by licensees over the past 1, 3 and 6 months, plus 1 and 2 years. The results are pretty dramatic and can be filtered by the user.

A net loss of (-24) advisers with significant movement of advisers across several licensees. We also look at how the various business models (peer groups) compare over the busy financial year period.

A small loss of (-5) advisers for the week. Less movement as the volatility at the end / start of the financial year comes to an end.

July remains positive with plus 22 net ‘current’ advisers added to the ASIC FAR listing. We also introduce a new mapping tool for finding advisers.

Another positive week of financial adviser growth. This week we analyse the number of advisers who are on track to get their ‘approved qualifications’ for Jan 1, 2026.

A very busy week of reporting despite the minor shift in advisers of only +2. As happens when we cross financial years, many advisers switch and others start their new AFSLs, and this occurred again this week.