Building societies, co-operatives, credit unions, employee-owned businesses and mutual insurers are all practical examples of responsible, locally rooted capitalism. They support savers, help people into home ownership, create jobs and reinvest value for their members and communities.

The mutual sector already has significant scale and enjoys high levels of public trust. However, its ability to grow is often constrained by outdated legislation, limited access to capital and regulatory frameworks that do not always reflect its simpler, lower-risk business model.

This roundtable will explore how a future Conservative policy agenda could support mutuals as part of a pro-growth, pro-home ownership and community-focused economic offer, helping unlock the sector’s potential to deliver wider economic and social benefits.

This event is a private roundtable by invitation only. To receive an invitation please contact us at partyconference@totalpolitics.com