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As well as proactively campaigning, the BSA frequently comments on consultative papers issued by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority, and by Government departments such as the Treasury or the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.
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BSA supports continued CRD exemption for credit unions
BSA challenges potential freezing of customer deposits under BRRD 2 moratorium power
In GC20/2, FCA sets out planned guidance for banks, building societies and credit unions to follow when planning closures of branches or ATMs or converting ATMs from free to customer to fee-charging.
The BSA response to the Government consultation paper on expanding the dormant assets scheme.
BSA response to energy efficiency inquiry
Our main concerns with these proposals, and the fees and levies policies in general, relate to cost control and to the lack of an appropriate fees tariff for building societies. Many points are mirrored in our response to the PRA’s fees consultation.
Our main concerns relate to cost control and to the lack of an appropriate fees tariff for building societies.
BSA responds to the MHCLG consultation on design and delivery of the First Homes scheme.
BSA challenged unfair PRA offsetting proposals
BSA broadly supports FCA measures
We set out our concerns about the draft code's potential impact on maturity communications and urge the ICO to liaise with the FCA.