Steven Amos has been appointed chief executive of Hinckley & Rugby Building Society, bringing more than 20 years of experience across mortgages, savings and retail banking.
His appointment took effect on 1 November 2026 and remains subject to regulatory approval, according to the society’s announcement.
Steven was most recently chief executive of savings technology business Raisin UK. The society says he oversaw growth in assets under management and expanded relationships with banking and building society partners.
His earlier career included senior positions at Together Money, Aldermore Bank, Islamic Bank of Britain and HBOS. His work has spanned product development, marketing, commercial growth and banking operations.
He succeeds Barry Carter, who is due to leave Hinckley & Rugby in December to become chief executive of StreamBank. Barry joined the society in 2022 as chief operating officer and subsequently became chief executive.
The building society says that during Barry’s tenure it completed a rebrand and invested in digital systems and internal development. It reported total assets of £900 million by September 2026.
Steven now takes responsibility for leading the mutual through its next phase, with the society citing his experience of both established financial institutions and digital savings businesses.
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has operated for more than 160 years.
