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  • Posted: 07 Mar 2025

Building Societies Annual Conference 2025

7 & 8 May 2025, Birmingham

07
May
2025

  • Location-Icon Location: Birmingham
  • Admin-Icon Organised By: conference@bsa.org.uk
  • Currency-Icon Various ticket prices - see conference website for more details

Building Societies Annual Conference 2025
7th - 8th May, Birmingham

 

REGISTRATION HAS NOW CLOSED FOR THIS YEAR'S CONFERENCE


The 2025 Conference will be heading to Birmingham this year to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the first ever Building Society. Ketley's Building Society was established in 1775,  founded by Richard Ketley, the landlord of the Golden Cross Inn, in Birmingham. Join us to celebrate this landmark anniversary!

The conference is the leading event in the sector bringing together over 1000 attendees. Delegates include chairs, chief executives and directors from BSA member organisations and executives from organisations that work with the mutual sector including retail banks, insurance firms, professional advisers and suppliers, along with regulators and the media. The event has been running successfully for over 30 years and attracts high profile speakers from finance, business, politics and the media.

Further details on the conference are available on the dedicated website. Please visit www.bsaconference.org for the latest news and updates.

Event Summary

  • Wednesday, 7 May 2025
  • conference@bsa.org.uk
  • The ICC, Birmingham
  • Various ticket prices - see conference website for more details

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