Credit Union Leaders to Discuss Regulation, Investment and Future Growth at Sheffield Event

11/11/2026

All Together Money members from across will come together in Sheffield next week for an important day of discussion on the developments and opportunities shaping the future of the movement.

Taking place on Wednesday 18 November in Sheffield the event will bring members together for a programme of insight, discussion and opportunities to engage directly with key organisations working across the credit union sector.

With significant developments taking place across the regulatory and funding landscape, this year’s meeting provides a timely opportunity for credit unions to explore what these changes could mean for their organisations and the wider movement.

A key feature of the programme will be a dedicated session with representatives from the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), focusing on their recently published joint discussion paper, Credit Unions: Supporting sustainable growth and resilience.

Published on 3 November, the discussion paper explores the future of the regulatory and legislative framework for credit unions, including how regulation could better support sustainable growth while maintaining appropriate safeguards.

The session will provide members with an opportunity to hear more about the regulators’ thinking, explore the issues raised in the paper and put questions directly to those involved in shaping the future regulatory environment. With the discussion paper open for feedback until 5 March 2027, the conversation will also provide a valuable opportunity for credit unions to consider the proposals and the implications for their own organisations.

The programme will also welcome Fair4All Finance for a dedicated session on the £30 million Credit Union Transformation Fund, which is being delivered by Fair4All Finance in partnership with All Together Money.

The session will explore the programme, the support available to credit unions and the opportunities it presents for supporting growth, modernisation and long-term sustainability across the sector. With expressions of interest set to open on Wednesday 25 November, members will have an opportunity to hear more about the fund ahead of its opening, understand the process and find out how they could get involved.

Alongside these two important sessions, the agenda will cover a range of other topics relevant to credit unions looking to grow, develop and strengthen their services. Members will hear about technology innovation, with further discussions exploring aggregation and bank referrals, and the opportunities and considerations these developments present for credit unions.

With regulatory developments, significant investment and new opportunities for growth firmly on the agenda, members are encouraged to attend and take part in what promises to be a valuable day of discussion.