The 30/6/17 interim accounts show Yorkshire Building Society's assets are £39,836m and Coventry are £39,994m.
Interesting how YBS has slipped

Constantine wrote:Why yes.
Loans and advances to customers have hardly increased at all at YBS, whilst CBS has whacked on another 3 billion. But perhaps YBS is being cautious? Lending money is the easy bit. Getting it back can be the hard bit.
Boro Boy wrote:
I believe (and I'm sure some others may agree) that service is king. If you're not looking for the best rates (not the worse either) and believe in high levels of personal service with branches open at very convenient times then investigate the Metro Bank. There are few organisations I would recommend but iMutual & Metro Bank are two...
Constantine wrote:Boro Boy wrote:
I believe (and I'm sure some others may agree) that service is king. If you're not looking for the best rates (not the worse either) and believe in high levels of personal service with branches open at very convenient times then investigate the Metro Bank. There are few organisations I would recommend but iMutual & Metro Bank are two...
Depends on what kind of service you want.
Metro's interest rates ain't up to much. And I ain't interested in bank branches.
Cash is king.
Boro Boy wrote:Constantine wrote:Boro Boy wrote:
I believe (and I'm sure some others may agree) that service is king. If you're not looking for the best rates (not the worse either) and believe in high levels of personal service with branches open at very convenient times then investigate the Metro Bank. There are few organisations I would recommend but iMutual & Metro Bank are two...
Depends on what kind of service you want.
Metro's interest rates ain't up to much. And I ain't interested in bank branches.
Cash is king.
How much £££cash£££ do you walk around with...? I don't think I know anyone who hasn't got a requirement for some form of financial institution...
pabenny wrote:Back on topic, who cares whether Coventry or Yorkshire is the largest? Scale alone tells us nothing about efficiency (in this context cost:income ratio), profitability or service.
planteria wrote:it probably does.. but it makes little difference to us, the members.
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