Financial services network shows startling growth, takes on new advisers

Financial services network shows startling growth, takes on new advisers


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Mortgage, protection and financial planning network Rosemount Financial Solutions has added 16 new advisers to its ranks in Q3. 

The network says it’s continuing to attract adviser talent from across the country, whether they are already appointed representatives (AR) or moving away from being directly authorised (DA). The new additions include eight financial planners and eight mortgage and protection advisers.

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So far in 2025 Rosemount has seen what it calls “a striking level of growth” with recent analysis from Network Consulting showing that, in the year to date, the network has enjoyed net growth of 23.5%. 

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As well as adding new advisers, Rosemount has also significantly increased its lender and provider panels. In recent months April Mortgages, Afin Bank, Offa and Norton Home Loans have all been added to the panel, providing advisers with even more options for their clients.

Rosemount chief executive Ahmed Bawa comments:“Rosemount is going from strength to strength, with yet more top quality advisers joining the network. Our personal approach and focus on delivering bespoke training helps advisers build their skills and business, while the ability to quickly onboard advisers means there is little to no impact on their cashflow while joining the network, a key consideration for any adviser.”

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