First Complete hails its first year

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The First Complete network has increased its protection business by 108% over the last year while mortgage applications have increased by 146%.

The network was established in its present from in May 2010, following the takeover of the business of Home of Choice. Since then, First Complete has grown business levels from existing advisers, new recruits and also from existing LSL businesses now trading as Appointed Representatives of First Complete.

It says that a significant proportion of its growth has been achieved through workshops held throughout the year to help equip advisers to deal with the demands of this marketplace.

Jon Round, chief executive of First Complete said: “Despite challenging conditions we have had a very positive first full year and I am delighted with the progress of the business during this period. We have grown both organically and by acquisition during this period

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