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Hi, if I have understood your questions correctly, you are just referring to MAB?
If so, in order to get that level of detail, you would need to look at each individual firm that left to see which advisers were attached to the AR leaving, then cross reference the adviser to see if they actually left with the firm or remained with MAB.
Pulling the table together is arduous as it is, so pulling that level of detail would take weeks (although there is probably some tech genius or bot that could do it quickly). However, that said, I saw a press release by MAB stating that they had lost 4% of their advisers, although that will include protection only as well as mortgage advisers. My table only includes mortgage and equity release advisers. You could get an idea of average number of AR's by dividing that loss amongst the number of ARs that left but it wouldn't be accurate, due to the fact that advisers will be coming and going amongst many of the multi adviser firms they have, so throwing the figures out.
Apologies for the long winded answer.
