Rosemount CEO on building a network where advisers are not isolated

‘We want to be in a position where we can look after all our advisers’

Isabel Baxter
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A lot of networks are growing so rapidly that advisers can begin to feel isolated, according to Rosemount CEO Ahmed Bawa, who aims to create a ‘family feel’ for his network’s advisers.

Speaking to Professional Adviser, Bawa said networks are currently not providing enough support for advisers. "The support is just not there, so advisers can feel very isolated," the CEO said. "They hardly get anyone talking to them about how to build their business or anybody asking how they feel." He added: "This is all the stuff that that used to happen in the past, but the only time they'll speak to them [advisers] is if there is a compliance breach." Bawa highlighted that the goal for Rosemount is not just to be a network of a massive size, but to be in a position where it can...

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