Net flow, churn, and destination breakdown across the 48-month window.
PSC Connect lost more than a third of its AR/CAR network over 4 years — 364 ARs in May 2022, 230 by April 2026. A 37% decline, compared to Resilium's 20% over the same window. Steadfast announced it will acquire Resilium and PSC Connect from Envest, integrating both into Ausure — but PSC's decline has been running far longer and far steeper than Resilium's.
The net loss of 134 ARs understates the churn underneath. 300 ARs left and 163 joined over 48 months. That level of turnover through a ~230–360 person network is significant.
McLardy McShane — not Ausure — captured the majority of traceable departures. McLardy alone accounts for net −58, or 57% of all traceable moves. Community Broker Network (net −9), Resilium (net −3), and Ausure (net −2) together trail far behind. McLardy was also a major destination for Resilium (net −36 from there), so whatever they're offering has quietly pulled from both Envest networks well before the Steadfast deal was announced.
July 2025 anomaly: 28 departures in a single month — nearly double any other month in the 48-month window. August 2025 recorded zero. That's the shape of a coordinated exit rather than gradual attrition.
Unlike Resilium, there's no consistent December/January pattern. Losses are spread across the calendar, with isolated exodus months doing most of the damage.
Movement matching is inferred from name, AR number, and timing — not tracked directly by ASIC. 66% of departures couldn't be matched to a specific destination, so the full picture is incomplete. Source: ASIC Financial Advisers Register, May 2022 → April 2026.
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