BSA wants level playing field between banks and mutuals

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The Building Societies Association (BSA) is urging the Government to mitigate unfair competition from public-owned and part public-owned banks and NS&I. Only then, it argues, can there be a level playing field within financial services that does not unfairly disadvantage building societies.

This call comes ahead of the Chancellor’s Pre-Budget Report on Wednesday.

Following the launch this week of its public consultation on the so-called “people’s bank”” at the Post Office

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