Programme Announced for All Together Money Annual Conference 2026

08/07/2026

An exciting programme of speakers, breakout sessions and sector discussions has been confirmed for the All Together Money Annual Conference 2026, as more than 300 delegates prepare to gather in Leeds this September for the credit union movement’s flagship event.

Taking place on 11–12 September 2026 at The Queens Hotel, Leeds, this year’s conference will bring together leaders from government, regulation, the co-operative sector and credit unions for two days of learning, collaboration and networking.

Designed to address the opportunities and challenges facing credit unions today, the programme combines strategic plenary discussions with practical breakout sessions covering governance, regulation, technology, leadership, lending and member engagement.

Highlights include a  panel featuring Economic Secretary to the Treasury Rachel Blake MP, Rose Marley, Chief Executive of Co-operatives UK, and Matt Bland, Chief Executive of All Together Money, discussing the future of financial inclusion, co-operation and the role of credit unions within Government’s wider mutuals agenda.

Delegates will also hear directly from senior representatives of the Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority, with Dominic Cashman and Jacqui Ashe confirmed to provide the latest regulatory updates.

Other plenary sessions will explore the future of Artificial Intelligence in financial services, Credit Union Service Organisations (CUSOs), and research and innovation through contributions from Kate Pender, Chief Executive of Fair4All Finance, the Swoboda Research Centre and All Together Money.

A packed set of breakout sessions will provide relevant learning opportunities for everyone within your credit union including regulatory updates, governance, green lending, marketing and rebranding, roundtables for directors and CEOs, networking events for young professionals and women leaders and much more besides.

Alongside the breakout programme, delegates will hear from some of the sector’s most influential voices through eight plenary sessions.

An outline of the conference programme is now available and can be viewed via the conference agenda page. The agenda provides an early look at the plenary sessions and breakout discussions currently confirmed for this year’s event. Delegates should note that some sessions are still being finalised and there may be changes to timings, speakers and content over the coming weeks as additional announcements are made. A full and final programme will be published soon.

Matt Bland, Chief Executive of All Together Money, said: “The Annual Conference is where our movement comes together to share ideas, challenge thinking and shape what comes next. This year’s programme reflects both the opportunities and the challenges facing credit unions, with sessions designed to support organisations of every size.

“From governance and regulation to artificial intelligence, green finance and leadership, delegates will hear from experts across government, regulators and our own movement, while also taking away practical ideas they can apply within their own organisations.

“Whether you’re a CEO, director, volunteer or member of staff, the conference offers an invaluable opportunity to learn, collaborate and help shape the future of the credit union movement. I look forward to welcoming delegates to Leeds this September.”

Members have until Monday 13 July to take advantage of the extended Early Bird rate of £415 for the full weekend conference package before standard prices apply.

Register a place for this year’s event on the booking link here.