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Your Next Chapter,
Life Beyond CAS...
You’ve built a successful practice, honed your expertise, and earned your CAS status. Now, it’s time to partner with a network that understands your unique needs and empowers you to reach even greater heights. At Dragon, we recognise the value of your experience and offer a bespoke proposition designed to amplify your success.
Switch to a Network Built Around You
Build your own brand
We provide the tools and support to create a brand that reflects your business goals.
Choose your own hours
Regain your work-life balance. Scheduled around your own life, achieving true flexibility.
Set your own targets
We believe in your ambition and provide the platform to reach your specific goals.
Earn 90% Commission
Our experienced advisers earn up to 90% of procuration and commissions.
Grow your own business
We offer the resources and guidance to scale your business to reach the heights you desire.
Control your own clients
Nurture lasting relationships. Giving you the freedom to manage client interactions.
Keep your own broker fee
We respect your hard work, ensuring you retain 100% of your broker fees.
Weekly Payments
Enhanced cash flow with faster commission payments.
Come for an enhanced proposition.
Stay for everything else.
Everything you need, all in one place.
Enjoy peace of mind with a
single, all-inclusive monthly fee.
Onboarding. Streamlined.
Experience a Seamless Switch.
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Your Next Chapter Life Beyond CAS...
You’ve built a successful practice, honed your expertise, and earned your CAS status. Now, it’s time to partner with a network that understands your unique needs and empowers you to reach even greater heights. At Dragon, we recognise the value of your experience and offer a bespoke proposition designed to amplify your success.
How Onboarding Should Be...
We’ve streamlined and enhanced the onboarding process to make joining our network easier than ever. Fully digital and user-friendly, the process includes clear, step-by-step guidance to help you navigate even the most complex regulatory requirements with confidence.
On average, it takes around 10–12 weeks from your initial discovery call to completing the Dragon Academy and being ready to offer advice to your clients under your own brand and business.
Before your official start date, we’ll manage your FCA authorisation and handle everything behind the scenes to make sure you’re set up for success. This includes completing registrations with our lenders, providers, and industry partners, as well as helping you build your brand and website – so when day one arrives, you’re ready to hit the ground running.
Whether you’re new or experienced, our intuitive platform simplifies compliance, reduces paperwork, and gets you up and running quickly and efficiently.
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We've built a strong network
of highly trained advisors.
Will you join us in shaping the future?
120,000 +
Financial Products
We have overseen advice on more than
120,000 financial products in the last decade.
100 +
Advisers Nationwide
With over 100 advisers from across the UK, we work towards their business goals - not ours.
12 +
Years Trading
Since 2013, we have support advisers of all levels of experience to provide financial advice.
Your Future in Financial
Services Begins Here
If you've got questions,
we've got the answers.
A mortgage network is an organisation that is directly authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
The network is responsible for following the rules and regulations laid out by the FCA and puts systems and processes in place to ensure that its members stay within those rules. The network acts as a regulatory umbrella for its members.
An Appointed Representative (AR) is a person or firm who acts as an agent of a directly authorised organisation (such as a mortgage network) to carry out regulated activity (such as giving mortgage advice).
When you join a mortgage network, you become an Appointed Representative of that network. The network is responsible for following the rules and regulations laid out by the FCA and puts systems and processes in place to ensure that its members stay within those rules. The network acts as a regulatory umbrella for its members.
An Appointed Representative (AR) belongs to a network, so it is the network’s responsibility to ensure that the AR adheres to the FCA’s regulations.
They will do this by having a compliance regime in place, providing updates about rule changes and training where necessary, and by having systems and processes that make sure regulations are followed.
This takes the burden of keeping on top of regulatory changes away from the AR, allowing them to concentrate on helping clients and writing business.
Being directly authorised means that an individual or firm is directly authorised to carry out regulated activity by the FCA. A person or firm who is directly authorised does not belong to a network.
If you’re looking to launch your own mortgage advisory business while benefiting from the backing of an experienced network, we’re here to equip you with all the tools for success. From regulatory support and promotional resources to access to suitable mortgage products, we’ll ensure you start your journey with confidence.
No, you don’t – The Dragon Network is one of the few mortgage networks who are happy to take on and develop new advisers. We’ll support and mentor you all the way to Competent Adviser Status, and beyond.
Yes, we’d want you to hold the full CeMAP qualification, or equivalent.
If you do not currently have CeMAP, or are wondering where to start, we can point you in the right direction and recommend a training provider.
Just fill out our contact form or give us a call and one of our network support managers will be in touch.
We’d be more than happy to talk with you about joining Dragon Network and can give you some guidance and advice on how to prepare to join the network.
Just schedule a call with a network support manager to discuss your circumstances in more detail.
Yes, you can – but how and when you do it will depend on your arrangement with your current network and any contractual obligations you might have. Schedule a call with a network support manager, and we can discuss your specific situation and give you guidance.
Come for an enhanced proposition. Stay for everything else.
Everything you need, all in one place.
Enjoy peace of mind with a single, all-inclusive monthly fee.
Expertise Meets Opportunity
Enhanced Proposition for Established Advisers
Experience a Seamless Switch
We understand that switching networks can be daunting. That’s why we’ve streamlined and enhanced the onboarding process to make joining our network easier than ever.
Fully digital and user-friendly, the process includes clear, step-by-step guidance to help minimise disruption and maximise your time.
Swipe below for the steps to join...
We've built a strong network of highly trained advisors.
Will you join us in shaping the future?
120,000 +
Financial Products
We have overseen advice on more than 120,000 financial products in the last decade.
100 +
Advisers Nationwide
With over 100 advisers from across the UK, we work towards their business goals - not ours.
12 +
Years Trading
Since 2013, we have support advisers of all levels of experience to provide financial advice.
Your Future in Financial Services Begins Here
If you've got questions,
we've got the answers.
A mortgage network is an organisation that is directly authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
The network is responsible for following the rules and regulations laid out by the FCA and puts systems and processes in place to ensure that its members stay within those rules. The network acts as a regulatory umbrella for its members.
An Appointed Representative (AR) is a person or firm who acts as an agent of a directly authorised organisation (such as a mortgage network) to carry out regulated activity (such as giving mortgage advice).
When you join a mortgage network, you become an Appointed Representative of that network. The network is responsible for following the rules and regulations laid out by the FCA and puts systems and processes in place to ensure that its members stay within those rules. The network acts as a regulatory umbrella for its members.
An Appointed Representative (AR) belongs to a network, so it is the network’s responsibility to ensure that the AR adheres to the FCA’s regulations.
They will do this by having a compliance regime in place, providing updates about rule changes and training where necessary, and by having systems and processes that make sure regulations are followed.
This takes the burden of keeping on top of regulatory changes away from the AR, allowing them to concentrate on helping clients and writing business.
Being directly authorised means that an individual or firm is directly authorised to carry out regulated activity by the FCA. A person or firm who is directly authorised does not belong to a network.
If you’re looking to launch your own mortgage advisory business while benefiting from the backing of an experienced network, we’re here to equip you with all the tools for success. From regulatory support and promotional resources to access to suitable mortgage products, we’ll ensure you start your journey with confidence.
No, you don’t – The Dragon Network is one of the few mortgage networks who are happy to take on and develop new advisers. We’ll support and mentor you all the way to Competent Adviser Status, and beyond.
Yes, we’d want you to hold the full CeMAP qualification, or equivalent.
If you do not currently have CeMAP, or are wondering where to start, we can point you in the right direction and recommend a training provider.
Just fill out our contact form or give us a call and one of our network support managers will be in touch.
We’d be more than happy to talk with you about joining Dragon Network and can give you some guidance and advice on how to prepare to join the network.
Just schedule a call with a network support manager to discuss your circumstances in more detail.
Yes, you can – but how and when you do it will depend on your arrangement with your current network and any contractual obligations you might have. Schedule a call with a network support manager, and we can discuss your specific situation and give you guidance.