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Our Annual General Meeting

Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) is your opportunity, as a member, to hear directly from Board members, ask them questions, and vote on key items of business.

Highlights from our 2026 AGM

Our members heard how our Society performed, asked our directors questions, and had their say on who runs Nationwide. Take a look at the results from this year’s AGM.

Our AGM 2026 results

AGM 2026

We are owned by our members – those with a personal current account, savings account, or residential mortgage.

Members had their say at our AGM, voting on key resolutions and Board elections. The meeting also covered:

But it’s not just about voting. The meeting will also cover:

  • How we’ve delivered value to our members
  • How we’ve improved our service
  • The ways we listen to and act on member views
  • The charities we support

You voted to make a difference

You voted – we’re donating.

We’re donating £1 to charity, up to £500,000, for every vote cast.

If you voted using our online voting site, you could choose which charity your £1 goes to.

You could choose between:

  • Centrepoint – helping to tackle youth homelessness
  • Action for Children – helping families facing poverty
  • Dementia UK – helping those living with dementia
  • The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity – helping those affected by cancer
  • Mind and Scottish Action for Mental Health (SAMH) – providing mental health support

More ways to have your say

We exist for our members, so we want to hear what you really think.

Join our online community, Member Voice, to share your thoughts on our products and services.

Tell us what’s important to you and help shape Nationwide’s future.

Join Member Voice

Our memorandum and rules

Directors standing for election

Existing directors can stand for election or re‑election to Nationwide’s Board.

People who are not currently directors can also stand through nomination by 250 eligible members or appointment by the Board.

Evidence of member support for nominations must be received by 31 March 2026.

Members putting forward a resolution

Members can also ask for a resolution to be put to a vote at the AGM.

This must be supported by 500 eligible members and received by 31 March 2026.

AGM rules

Download our ‘Memorandum and Rules’ leaflet for full details on how the AGM is run, including how to nominate a director, put forward a resolution, and vote.

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