Major banks, building societies and challenger banks to appear in front of MPs

The Treasury Select Committee will hold evidence sessions with bosses at major high street banks, challenger banks and building societies next week.    

The first session will be with CEOs from Barclays UK, HSBC UK, Lloyds Banking Group and NatWest Group, and will start at 10:00 on Tuesday 20 May.  

The Committee will then hold a split panel session on Wednesday afternoon. Representatives from Nationwide Building Society, Skipton Group and Yorkshire Building Society will appear first at 14:15 before senior staff at Starling, Atom and Allica Bank give evidence at approximately 15:15.   

These sessions are likely to look at a wide range of issues including the current economic outlook, deregulation and growth in financial services, innovation and IT outages. 

The Committee may also choose to question witnesses on ISAs, motor finance and the provision of bank branches. 

Witnesses 

Major banks 

Tuesday 20 May at 10:00 

·       Vim Maru, Chief Executive, Barclays UK  

·       Charlie Nunn, Executive Director and Group Chief Executive, Lloyds Banking Group  

·       Paul Thwaite, Chief Executive Officer, NatWest Group  

·       Ian Stuart, Chief Executive Officer, HSBC UK Bank PLC 

Building societies 

Wednesday 21 May at 14:15 

·       Susan Allen OBE, Chief Executive Officer, Yorkshire Building Society  

·       Debbie Crosbie, Chief Executive Officer, Nationwide Building Society  

·       Stuart Haire, Group Chief Executive, Skipton Group 

Challenger banks 

Wednesday 21 May at approximately 15:15   

·       Raman Bhatia, Group Chief Executive Officer, Starling Bank  

·       Richard Davies, Chief Executive Officer, Allica Bank  

·       Mark Mullen, Chief Executive Officer, Atom Bank 

ENDS 

Notes to editors 

·       Room allocation will be confirmed closer to the time.