Kingswood adviser numbers fall as losses shrink

Group reports H1 2024 results

Jen Frost
clock • 2 min read

Adviser numbers at Kingswood fell to 107 for the first half of 2024, down from 116 for the same period the prior year.

Meanwhile, the group targeted US expansion, growing its authorised representative numbers by 11%, from 239 to 265. The group's half-year report also showed that losses shrank at the business, which reported a loss before tax of £5.9m for the period versus £9.7m in H1 2023. Kingswood reported a total comprehensive loss of £16.6m last full year. In the latest reported half, the group incurred £4.5m of finance costs on debt facility drawdowns. It also took a £1.6m non-recurring cost hit, which included broker fees on M&A transactions and "costs incurred to reposition the business". It al...

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