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We are in the midst of a consumer-led revolution in the way we do our day-to-day banking. Customers love the new technology that is allowing them to bank round the clock and which is providing us all with our own personal financial advisors. The BBA’s influential Way We Bank Now report shows that through the…

Winning the Global Race

The competitiveness of the UK as a centre for international banking   In late 2014, the BBA began discussing the UK’s competitiveness as an international banking centre with its members and with stakeholders within government and regulatory bodies. It became clear that there was a widespread interest in developing a strategy to safeguard the position of the UK as a…

Diversity and Inclusion in Banking

As part of its new Strategic Report for UK companies, introduced in time for 2013 year-end reporting, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) put in place requirements for companies to report on the gender breakdown of their employees. This requires, as a minimum, the disclosure of gender ratios relating to main boards, senior managers and total employees. The…

Improving outcomes for customers in vulnerable circumstances

Ensuring that customers in vulnerable circumstances are treated not only fairly but with empathy and sensitivity to their circumstances is a growing priority for the financial services industry. That is why the industry, together with charities and consumer groups, proactively joined forces last year to launch the very first Vulnerability Taskforce in order to look at how the experience and…

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