Advisory group Lighthouse is rolling out plans to more than double the number of IFAs in its whole-of-market national proposition, Lighthouse Financial Advice (LFA).
The advisers will deal with an expected increase in business leads generated by LFA's ‘affinity' relationships, group CEO Malcolm Streatfield said. LFA, which currently has just under 220 advisers, is part of the group's three-pronged structure, which also incorporates its network business, Lighthouse Advisory Services (LASER), and Lighthouse Specialist Services, which operates under an employed adviser model. LFA is the ‘preferred adviser' for tens of thousands of members of employee organisations and affinity groups, including UNISON, Unite and, in a deal struck this year, the 400,0...
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