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Building societies across the UK have been supporting the financial needs of individuals for almost 250 years. Today over a third of the population are a member of a building society. This report reviews the scale, form and potential impact of the financial education activi...
Building societies and other mutuals are owned by their customers, or members. Their purpose therefore to serve their members’ saving and borrowing needs, not those of external shareholders. This is reflected in generally better standards of service than at shareholder...
Download the 2019 prospectus here . On 15 April 2019 the application window for the 5th student intake on to this award-winning masters programme will open. The programme equips the leaders of tomorrow with the skills and knowledge they need to meet the leadership...
Around 500 people are expected to gather at The Sage in Gateshead on 18 and 19 May for the 2016 Building Societies Association Conference #BSA2016. Over the two days they will hear from a wide range of speakers from inside the sector and out, and from within the UK, Europe an...
O ne thing is sure this summer – very few things in the political world have stood still and this has had inevitable knock-on effects across the great organ of Government. August may see both Houses of Parliament in Recess, but Government continues. The critical changes...
Listening to Richard Horne, a Partner at PwC specialising in Cyber Security, speaking at the BSA Conference, it became abundantly clear that cyber everything is proliferating. With the increase in ‘digital’ and just the sheer cyber interconnectedness of everything comes signi...
Fixed rate mortgages are massively popular with consumers, 68 per cent of all mortgage products from building societies in the first half of 2015 were fixed rate. With the narrative from the Bank of England hinting that the base rate will start to rise later this year or ea...
The BSA and Loughborough University School of Business and Economics, welcomed the new (second) intake onto the first year of their Leadership & Management MSc in mid-October. This three-year programme covers key topics to grow internal leadership talent, from financial mana...
Listening to John Warren and Barnaby Davis speak about branches of the future at the BSA Annual Conference, in a presentation as engaging and interactive as the topic itself, it quickly became apparent that although branches have come a long, long way in the last 30 years, thi...
MPs are only recently back from the party conferences and the House of Commons and the House of Lords will rise for the Christmas Recess on 17 and 22 December respectively. Between now and then there will only be around 30 business days – and much to do. Core business wil...
Last year, building societies, banks, charities, trade bodies and consumer groups joined forces to launch the first ever Financial Services Vulnerability Taskforce. Chaired by Joanna Elson OBE, Chief Executive of the Money Advice Trust, the taskforce is designed to ensure the ...
The Government is being very active on the people front at the moment, bringing with it a mixed bag of opportunity, cost and additional reporting requirements for some. The fact that the Government has a manifesto commitment to deliver three million new apprenticeships du...