Nottingham Building Society
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Nottingham Building Society

Type	Building society (Mutual)
Founded	1849
Headquarters	Nottingham, England, UK
Key people	Ian Rowling, Chief Executive
Industry	Banking and financial services
Products	Savings, mortgages, investments, insurance
Net income	£5.9 million GBP (December 2007), 19.7% on 2006
Total assets	£3.0 billion GBP (December 2007), 15.6% on 2006
Website	www.thenottingham.com

Nottingham Building Society is a building society founded in 1849 by a group led by Samuel Fox (1781-1868), a Quaker and prominent local grocer. The purpose of the society was to promote the construction of a better class of dwellings, suitable for the working and middle classes, as well as provide a safe and profitable place for small savings.

The Nottingham Building Society was one of the first financial institutions to introduce online banking in 1983, on Prestel. It is a member of the Building Societies Association.

External links

• Nottingham Building Society
• Building Societies Association
• KPMG Building Societies Database 2008

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