The number of authorised advisers within the Right Mortgage & Protection Network rose to 870 by the start of 2025, according to its results for the second quarter.
This represents a rise from the 803 advisers that were with the network at the start of August 2024.
The network reported that it delivered “significant” year-on-year growth increases across both lending and protection income during the second quarter of the year.
Compared with Q2 2024, the network saw its mortgage lending increase by 21.5 per cent, its protection rise by 32 per cent, and its general insurance go up by 18 per cent.
Martin Wilson, CEO and founding shareholder at The Right Mortgage & Protection Network, said: “Delivering our biggest ever month for commission income and seeing double-digit growth in both lending and protection reflects not just strong market activity, but the hard work, skill, and professionalism of the advisers we work with.
“We have never set our sights on being the biggest network — that has never been the goal.
“Our focus is on being one of the best, providing the right environment, resources, and support so our members can thrive.”
Wilson said that same principle applies to how it manages its own business.
“We’re continuing to invest in our people and infrastructure so we can build a sustainable, long-term business for our members and our staff.
“This, combined with our growing adviser base and talented head office team, mean we are in a strong position to deliver even more value for our members in the months and years ahead.”
Additionally, the network reported that Q2 also saw it launch and offer a series of service initiative.
These include the Acre Health Fact Find, an enhancement to its Acre platform, April Mortgages to its lender panel.
Looking ahead, the network confirmed it will be holding a 2026 National Training Event in March which will bring together advisers from across all member firms for a day of training, industry insight, and networking.
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