In-Person Event - Frequently Asked Questions

  • You book by completing a short form via the ALMA website. Our events are also advertised in the ALMA Newsletter, so you can complete your booking using the link provided there as well.

  • If places are available you can book up until 24 hours beforehand.

  • In-person events are complimentary to ALMA Members. This does not include the Annual Conference which is a paid event.

  • On submission of the booking form, you will receive an email confirming your place.

    Joining instructions will be sent via email 48 hours before the event. If you have not received your delegate instructions 24 hours before the event, please notify ALMA by emailing info@ukalma.org.uk. ALMA accepts no responsibility for non-receipt of joining instructions.

  • Event timings will vary depending on the event. Please check the current events page for the date and time of each event.

  • If we are able to provide copies of the slides used at the event, these will be available afterwards on the ALMA website.

  • Refreshments will be provided. The type of refreshments will vary depending on the event and its duration.

    If you have any special dietary requirements please advise ALMA in advance of the event email project.manager@ukalma.org.uk.

  • The dress code is office casual.

  • Any place you book for a free-to attend event is freely transferable to a colleague within your organisation. Replacements can be notified by email at info@ukalma.org.uk or project.manager@ukalma.org.uk 24 hours before the event date.

    If neither you nor any colleague can attend an event, please notify us at least 72 hours prior to the event so that the place can be made available to another delegate on the waiting list. 

    If you fail to attend a free-to-attend event, without providing 72 hours’ notice, three times in any 12-month period then you may become ineligible for complimentary places at future events.

  • All ALMA events, whether in-person or online, are held under The Chatham House Rule and Competition Law obligations. Members should not disclose or discuss any bank or party-specific commercially sensitive information.