A free webinar hosted by BSA Associate, Risk Ledger Supply chain risk in financial services is becoming more complex, interconnected, and regulated. In this session, Skipton Building Society share how they’re approaching hidden dependencies, evolving regulatory expectations, and the shift toward more collaborative, intelligence-led risk management. What we'll explore: Where traditional third-party risk approaches fall short in today’s threat landscape; Why financial institutions are often reluctant to share supplier intelligence and how this is being challenged as regulators push for more proactive risk assessment; How banks and building societies can extend threat intelligence sharing to strengthen supply chain resilience; How to identify hidden dependencies beyond direct suppliers. Speakers: Justin Kuruvilla, Chief Cyber Security Strategist, Risk Ledger Dave Miller, Information Security Manager, Skipton Building Society Nick Cameron, Operational Resilience Leader, Skipton Building Society Raj Kohli, Managing Director, DCR Partners Risk Ledger is building a global network of connected organisations all working together to defend-as-one, detecting, responding, and ultimately preventing cyber attacks in real-time.

BSA asks for bold and ambitious changes to regulatory reporting in its response to DP1/26

The BSA responded to the FCA's MS26/1: Later Life Mortgages Market Study, which can be found here. 

The BSA responded to the FCA's CP26/7: Credit Information Market Study Consultation, which can be found here. 

Chris Williams, Strategy & Transformation Partner, Novus Strategy sets out why the UK mortgage market's next transformation isn't about more technology, and what that means for building societies.

A free webinar hosted by BSA Associate, KPMG The IASB’s Dynamic Risk Management (“RMA”) Exposure Draft marks a fundamental step in the evolution of hedge accounting for financial institutions. However, its practical application raises important questions for Banks and Building Societies. What's it about? In this session, we will provide a high level overview of the RMA Exposure Draft, outline the timing and scope of the comment period, and explore the key judgement areas, alongside market feedback on the practical operability of the Exposure Draft. Who it's aimed at: This event will be of interest to mid-to-senior leaders in ALM / risk management and treasury finance teams.