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Sarah Wallace is the Director of Just Finance Foundation where she leads the charity’s work to improve lifelong financial wellbeing for all through financial education.

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The 香蕉福利直播 Marketing Symposium is a series of quarterly events bringing key marketing topics to life for attendees we will introduce a range of experts, successful user cases and practical exercises, where marketers can meet like-minded professionals to share their experience and knowledge. The next event in the series will take place online at 3pm on Wednesday 26 November. In today's Retail Banking world Building Societies are having to fight harder than ever to attract and retain retail deposits. The challenger banks are having our breakfast, the savings platforms our lunch and now AI Fintech's are coming for our tea. But with a little thought and the application of Behavioural Science to make sure we are using all the tools in our marketing box we can fight back.  Join us for this session to learn how to make your marketing stand out and improve conversion when customers engage using the power of Behavioural Science. Hear from Richard Milner, Lead Behavioural Designer at Cowry Consulting, on how to attract, convert and retain retail savings customers. At this Symposium you will: Learn about the behavioural science behind people and their attitude to money Identify ways to review your customer journeys and communications to improve conversion Take away a range of ideas to make your retail funding strategy more effective Book your seat now, places are limited and grab the opportunity to have a piece of your savings marketing or communications critiqued for FREE!

We offer two tiers of treasury management training for 香蕉福利直播 Members, Associates and Non-members. The courses will be repeated throughout the year and places for each course are to be booked individually via the booking form on the relevant event page: An introduction to treasury management (see below for details) Treasury risk and balance sheet management The objective of this course is to introduce participants to treasury management.    It provides an overview of treasury operations within financial services, more specifically within building societies and within the regulatory environment. Following this there is an in-depth study of treasury operations, focussing on liquidity, wholesale funding, credit risk and financial risk. This course assumes no Treasury or balance sheet management experience and is aimed at those who would like to understand where Treasury fits into the business, de-bunk the jargon and understand the external forces at work. For those wishing to further improve their knowledge and understanding, they can attend the Treasury Risk course, 3-6 months later, once they've had a chance to go back to their society and familiarise themselves with the societies Treasury and balance sheet operations. Who should attend? The course will be of interest to non-executive directors, senior management, risk officers/managers new to the building society world, those in related areas who require some background treasury knowledge, as well as those who have recently started work in the treasury function. The course may be of particular relevance as societies are looking at their treasury operations in light of the expected retirement of the Sourcebook (PRA SS20/15) in 2026 as societies will look to set and manage their own limits, including for treasury and financial risk. "Informative and well delivered introduction to treasury which has left me hungry for more." "I would definitely recommend this course to anybody within the building society industry who would like to develop their knowledge in treasury" "Great relaxed feel, real life examples which brought subject matter to life." "Excellent course, enough detail without being overwhelming.  Well presented and explained."  (Delegate feedback from our previous courses)

Greg Potter, Head of Member Engagement at Leeds Credit Union, explains how payroll savings schemes offer a simple yet potent vehicle for helping employees develop savings habits.

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