Portfolio acquisition can help ARs accelerate growth by acquiring an existing book of business, established client relationships, and recurring revenue. This guide explores how acquisitions work, what to look for, and why the right network support matters.
Most brokers don’t get AR networks wrong from lack of knowledge. They get them wrong because they’ve only seen the old model: a licence and little else. This piece breaks down four common misreads, from fears about losing independence to underestimating what capital backing unlocks, and reframes the question worth asking before you join one.
repX is proud to welcome ProTrades Insurance to the network. Led by Adam Groom, ProTrades Insurance specialises in tailored insurance solutions for tradies and construction professionals across Australia.
Discover what sets repX apart from traditional AR Networks in Australia. From real-world broking expertise and compliance support to growth-focused partnerships and strong capital backing, learn how repX helps Advisers build stronger, more scalable businesses.
Most brokers join an AR network for the licence. The smart ones use it to build something far more valuable. When did you last think of your AR network as anything more than a licensing arrangement? If the honest answer is “not often,” you may be leaving significant value on the table.For most authorised representatives … Continued
Starting your own insurance brokerage is possible, but success depends on more than being a great broker. From choosing between independence or an AR network to understanding capital, compliance, and growth strategy, this guide explains what you need to know before launching.
Starting your own insurance brokerage is possible, but success depends on more than being a great broker. From choosing between independence or an AR network to understanding capital, compliance, and growth strategy, this guide explains what you need to know before launching.
What is an Authorised Representative (AR)? Learn how the AR model lets insurance brokers own their business and clients while operating under an established AFSL.
AI is changing how people compare insurance, but real broking still depends on judgement, negotiation, and trusted advice. Brokers who combine expertise with AI will shape the future of the industry.