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A cross-tenure strategy is essential to meet the government’s housing ambitions

Blog

07 Aug 2026

A cross-tenure strategy is essential to meet the government’s housing ambitions

Shared ownership reform should sit within a wider plan to improve delivery, affordability and outcomes for consumers.
The Consumer Duty at three: from embedding to recalibration

Blog

06 Aug 2026

The Consumer Duty at three: from embedding to recalibration

31 July 2026 marks three years since the Consumer Duty (the 'Duty') came into force for on-sale products and services.
Chief Compliance Officer network session

Blog

05 Aug 2026

Chief Compliance Officer network session

On the 23rd June 2026, a group of Chief Compliance Officers met at Kroll’s offices and discussed leading data-led Compliance functions.
Monthly Economic Review - August 2026

Economic Insight

04 Aug 2026

Monthly Economic Review - August 2026

Consumer confidence up, inflation down…but will it last? Bank forecasts expect CPI to pick up, but left rates on hold. We cover research on business investment decisions and public views on AI.
Beyond the switch: how banks can build lasting customer relationships

Blog

03 Aug 2026

Beyond the switch: how banks can build lasting customer relationships

Current-account switching data offers a useful signal: sustainable growth depends less on winning a switch and more on earning a broader, lasting customer relationship.
Why every financial services career still starts with the fundamentals

Blog

29 Jul 2026

Why every financial services career still starts with the fundamentals

Financial services has never stood still. But the pace of change is probably greater than ever. New technologies are reshaping how firms operate and serve their customers.
Cash ISA Transfer Performance H1 2026

Press release

24 Jul 2026

Cash ISA Transfer Performance H1 2026

A voluntary agreement between The Building Societies Association (BSA), The Investing and Saving Alliance (TISA) and UK Finance, sets a target of a minimum of 85 per cent of cash ISA transfers to be…
Global Risk Landscape 2026: Risk everywhere

Blog

24 Jul 2026

Global Risk Landscape 2026: Risk everywhere

The business world has entered a new era where uncertainty has become a permanent feature of the operating environment.
Why AI has changed the calculus of the build vs. buy equation

Blog

23 Jul 2026

Why AI has changed the calculus of the build vs. buy equation

For decades, the default response to banking technology investment was to build in-house. It felt like a safe choice, offering full control, ownership, and alignment with legacy systems.