Wesleyan Assurance Society has been helping people secure their financial futures for over 180 years.
Over the years Wesleyan have stood strong in an ever changing and often challenging world. They have survived two world wars, global depressions and the financial crisis of 2008 that saw the collapse or bailout of some of the biggest names in financial services.
They have remained a financially strong business over the years, and this has allowed them to take a long-term view. As a mutual, they don’t have shareholders so they can work to benefit those who invest in their business. Wesleyan don’t react to short-term events but stay focused on what will deliver the best outcomes for their members, customers, investors and communities.
Specialising in supporting the sectors we all trust, doctors, dentists and teachers, Wesleyan’s focus is to support the protection of future generations. To find out more, please visit: https://www.wesleyan.co.uk/about
On their membership with SWM, they say:
“Being a Birmingham based company, the West Midlands and surrounding areas mean a lot to Wesleyan, with very strong links to other businesses throughout the region. Our ethos of care is at the heart of our company and has been since 1841. As an organisation with a long-term view to support the professions we all trust, we are acutely aware of the necessity for our organisation to still exist in another 180 years as well as the role we must play in protecting the environment for future generations.
Wesleyan is a diverse organisation that fully embraces all aspects of sustainability by aligning our Sustainability Strategy to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals that we can influence the most. This is seen through our Sustainable Investing Policy for the investments we make, how we manage our successful property portfolio and through the efforts of our charitable foundation which has invested more than £5million to support a breath of charities based in and around the West Midlands.
We believe that when we work together, our collective efforts have the power to make a difference and make our planet a better place to live.”
Our primary contact is Mitchell Spencer, Property Asset Manager.