Another solid week of adviser growth. We review ASIC data for advisers pursuing the Experienced Pathway.

Another strong week with adviser numbers rising by 22. One business model is holding back overall adviser growth, our analysis show how.

Adviser numbers increased by nine, continuing steady growth this financial year. Breakdown of advisers by AFSL size.

Growth of advisers continues through July to be at 185. We revisit the gender diversity of advisers to check for any change.

Another good week of adviser growth, but the year-to-date total is still down. Are ASIC adviser bans and disqualifications increasing?

Another nice jump in the number of advisers and the financial year is now up by 155. We also provide a snapshot of the 2024/25 fin year

This week, the numbers stabilised with a net gain of 17 advisers, including 16 new entrants. The total loss for the calendar improved to -158.

A huge week of change. Down by 190 and down by over 350 just for June 2025. Expect a bounce in next week’s reporting.

Another week of heavy losses (-56) after last week's (-41). More losses likely in the last days of June, then a rebound in July.

The adviser market lost 41 advisers and expect more losses by the end of the financial year. Three licensees ceased, and none started.

There was a slight decrease in advisers this week. Is it possible to finish the financial year on a positive note? It's unclear, even with the strong growth we've seen so far.

The latest APRA data shows that Industry Funds continue to march on as Retail Funds falter this quarter. SMSF funds gain most

A busy week as LGT Group takes over CBA Private Wealth. Four new licensees and 10 new entrants.

A calm week saw the adviser market rise by one. There were four new entrants and two new licensees. We demonstrate how to boost adviser revenue by $200,000.

A welcome gain of 12 advisers after recent losses taking total advisers to 15,601. SMSF Statistics for March included

SMSF Statistics - Now updated to March 2025, with the latest data from the ATO released in May 2025. Dashboards are fully interactive and include adviser population data.

The biggest loss this year is -18, combined with a -9 loss last week, bringing the total below 15,600. Analysis of the financial year to date by business model.

The number of advisers decreased by nine, marking the first drop in a while. We compare January to April 2025 with the same period in 2024. There has been a positive turnaround.

A net increase of five financial advisers despite ten new advisers joining the ASIC FAR.

A quiet week with a net gain of just one adviser despite six new entrants. One new licensee commenced.

Another good week of new entrants helping growth to be at plus 10 for the week. Financial Adviser landscape PowerPoint presentation now available.