Licensee Solutions | Sentry Advice

Helping good advice businesses become better businesses.

Licensing, governance and risk management sit at the foundation of what Sentry and WT provide. But we believe the role of an advice network extends beyond those responsibilities.

It should actively contribute to the professional and commercial development of the businesses it supports.

Support quality advice

WT's Risk Management Framework combines strong governance with technology-enabled peer review, helping advisers maintain advice quality while retaining professional freedom.

Help practices improve

Our Four Pillars framework provides a practical structure for conversations around Pricing Confidence, Capacity Building, Lead Flow and Enterprise Value & Succession.

Invest in professional development

Our Professional Development Days, livestreams, Congress, NextGen events, Optimum Peer Groups and Adviser Resource Centre provide access to ideas, expertise and practical resources across both professional and business development.

Work alongside practice owners

Regional managers work directly with practices to understand their priorities, connect them with relevant resources and support meaningful improvement.

Connect a professional community

Sentry advisers are part of both an established Sentry community and the broader WT network, creating opportunities to share ideas and experience with hundreds of advisers and practice owners across Australia.

Building better advice businesses

A guide to partnering with WT Financial Group

Perhaps you're exploring alternatives. Perhaps you're reassessing whether your current arrangements continue to support your ambitions. Or perhaps you're simply curious about Sentry and WT.

Our new guide explains who we are, what we believe, the Four Pillars framework that guides much of our practice-development work, and the environment we've built around the advice businesses we support.

Download the Guide

Supporting quality advice & the businesses that deliver it.

Every advice business needs strong foundations. Licensing, governance and risk management are part of those foundations. But we believe the role of an advice network should extend further.