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Event
- Prudential Regulation
- Posted: 11 Mar 2026
KPMG Hosted Basel 3.1 Breakfast Event
21
Apr
2026
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Time: 09:00 - 11:00
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Location: Leeds
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Organised By: KPMG
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Free to attend
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KPMG
A free event hosted by BSA Associate KPMG
This session is designed specifically for smaller to medium sized market participants who are navigating the implications of the new requirements.
KPMG will be bringing together a small group of industry peers across the building society, banking and SDDT sectors to share experiences, compare approaches, and discuss emerging challenges in a relaxed, collaborative setting over a working breakfast that will be provided. KPMG's prudential and regulatory specialists will also be on hand to offer insights and facilitate the conversation.
Timings:
Guests can arrive from 09:00 to settle in and enjoy some breakfast, with a view to starting the discussion at 09:30. The event will then wrap at 11:00 however guests will be welcome to remain on site for networking or further 1-2-1 discussions if they wish.
Registration:
If you are interested in attending this event please contact benjamin.pigg@kpmg.co.uk
Open to BSA Members only
Event Summary
- Tuesday, 21 April 2026
- 09:00 - 11:00
- benjamin.pigg@kpmg.co.uk
- Free to attend
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