The Right Mortgage & Protection Network reports strong Q3 performance

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The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has reported another quarter of growth, pointing to continued momentum across its core business lines and an ongoing focus on supporting member firms.

The network’s Q3 2025 figures, published on 18 December, include a year-on-year comparison with Q3 2024. Mortgage lending rose by 30.5% over the period, while protection income increased by 15%. General insurance was up by 9%, and private medical insurance recorded growth of more than 100% for the second consecutive quarter.

Compared with the same period last year, total lending income increased by 33.3%, while total protection income rose by 28.9%. The network said overall profitability was also significantly ahead of Q3 2024.

Adviser numbers within the network continued to edge higher, increasing from 845 at the end of Q3 2024 to 872 at the start of Q3 2025.

Between July and September, the network also announced a series of initiatives, events and senior appointments. In September and October it hosted its Advice That Counts autumn sales roadshow, which ran across five regional venues.

As part of a continued push to strengthen capability in protection and insurance, TRM appointed Sandra Feuell as insurance development manager and Robyn Truslove as mortgage development manager. It also promoted Jack Norrey to compliance director and confirmed the return of Robin Pearson as head of risk, moves intended to reinforce the network’s compliance and governance framework.

Outside of the quarter, the Right PMI hosted its annual private medical insurance summit and gala in Solihull on 6 November 2025. The Later Life Lending Network also held its flagship annual conference and gala dinner on 4 December 2025 at Hogarths Hotel in Solihull.

Martin Wilson

Martin Wilson, chief executive and founding shareholder of The Right Mortgage & Protection Network, said: “Our Q3 results demonstrate another period of strong and sustainable growth across the network. As a family-run, truly independent network, we have always put advisers at the heart of what we do.

“Seeing lending volumes, completions, and protection and insurance business rising so significantly reinforces the value of the relationships, systems and adviser expertise that underpin TRM.

“We’re continuing to invest in people, processes and platforms to make sure our members have access to the best possible support and opportunities. Initiatives like our upcoming Kick-Off Meetings in February reflect that commitment in action, recognising success, sharing best practice, and helping firms plan for long-term growth.

“We have many different events planned for 2026, all designed to support and help our member firms grow their propositions.

“With strong performance across the year and an expanding adviser base, we’re looking forward to closing out 2025 in a position of strength and building on this foundation for next year and beyond.”

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