Building Societies Annual Conference
7 & 8 MAY 2025, BIRMINGHAM
The 2025 Conference will be heading to Birmingham next year to celebrate 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.
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The Building Societies Annual Conference is the leading event in the sector bringing together over 800 delegates, including chair's, chief executives and directors from our member organisations.
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ABOUT US
The voice for building societies
The Building Societies Association (BSA) is the voice for building societies and for some other mutual financial service providers. Together these organisations serve around 26 million customers across the UK.
We speak out on issues that are relevant to building societies and their members (borrowers and savers). We provide technical information to our members on a huge range of topics. Our economists and specialist policy teams have expertise covering mortgages and housing; savings; financial policy and legal, governance and compliance matters.
Building societies have total assets of over £515 billion, and hold residential mortgage balances of over £385 billion – this equates to 24% of all outstanding mortgages in the UK. They also hold over £385 billion of retail deposits – 19% of all such deposits in the UK. BSA members employ approximately 51,500 full and part-time staff and operate through approximately 1,300 branches, holding a 28% share of branches across the UK.