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Mutual Vision secures investment from Big Ideas Group

Mutual Vision (MV), the technology partner trusted by banks, building societies and co-operatives across the UK, today announced it has secured a significant investment from Big Ideas Group (BIG), a London-based multi-family office that backs fintech start-ups and growth companies.

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The Big Ideas Group, led by principal partner, Sebastian Gray, will be working closely with the MV management team with immediate effect to introduce new technologies to its platform and ecosystem. This investment marks a new chapter for Mutual Vision, enabling it to significantly accelerate its product roadmap and expand its suite of digital solutions.

With BIG’s support, Mutual Vision will have the tools to reinforce its mission of empowering community-focused financial institutions to grow and thrive through purpose-driven technology, ensuring that they remain at the forefront of financial innovation with advanced, scalable technology tailored to their unique needs.

The investment will enable MV to:

Accelerate its product roadmap. Enabling faster development and deployment of its core solutions to deliver market-leading tools for banks, building societies and co-operatives.
Enhance its role as a strategic partner. Mutual Vision will continue to expand its suite of digital solutions, further enabling firms to meet the evolving needs of their members with technology that matches the standards of mainstream financial institutions
Empower banks, building societies and mutuals to compete on their terms. BIG will enable MV to become the fintech it has always aspired to be, empowering organisations with cutting-edge tools designed specifically to support community- and member-led financial services

Tim Bowen, CEO, Mutual Vision, commented:

“This investment is an incredibly powerful endorsement of our mission to serve our customers and shows our commitment to delivering purpose-driven solutions that keep organisations at the heart of the financial sector. BIG brings not only financial backing but also a deep understanding of our values and vision. Together, we’re entering a transformative period, one where Mutual Vision can fully realise its potential as a fintech leader for banks, building societies and co-operatives, supporting them in their journey to offer democratic, community-centric finance in the digital age while preserving their commitment to mutuality and community impact.”

Sebastian Gray, Principal Partner, Big Ideas Group, added:

“Mutual Vision stands out as a unique player in the fintech landscape, with a mission that deeply aligns with BIG’s own values. Our goal is to help it deliver technology that not only strengthens mutuals but reinforces their position as the beating heart of local finance in communities across the UK. The mutual is a strong and treasured part of UK financial services history and we believe it can be an even bigger part of its future.”

Tracie Pearce, CEO, Harpenden Building Society, also commented:

“As a founding member of Mutual Vision, Harpenden Building Society remains fully committed to MV’s vision and long-term success. This investment strengthens MV’s foundation, giving it the resources and independence needed to drive innovation while remaining deeply aligned with the needs of community-focused financial institutions like ours. By evolving our role as a vested partner, Harpenden and other founding members can actively support MV’s mission while enabling it to operate with enhanced agility and focus. The team at Harpenden is enthusiastic about the opportunities this partnership with BIG creates, both for MV and for the broader mutual sector. We’re confident that this investment will allow MV to accelerate the development of next generation digital tools that will help building societies and mutuals thrive in an increasingly digital landscape.”

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