what's wrong with AMP?!, page-281

There are numbers available. At least rough or ballpark numbers. Back in 2018 there was suggestion that the total bolr liability if all advisers called it I was about $1.2 billion. That number also aligns with about 1,600 advisers amp or Hillross advisers having an average $720,000 of bolr liability based on $180k of applicable ongoing revenue.

they have probably got rid of nearly half the advisers but less than half the liability was involved as it was the below average ones exited. If these advisers who left are compensated - it may be for losing 40% of expectation with them having 30% of the liability. So about $150m there. Plus costs plus interest etc. $200m plus say. The remaining advisers may be due compensation as result of change in contract or not. Or it could be considered they have accepted new terms. I think there could be some costs here.

I have always seen a $300m cost as reasonable with a $500m tops. AMP should have been able to work this out. But understand why they would not disclose. They may in court to get collimate away.