Global accounts 2020: housing associations’ operating surpluses fall for third consecutive year

News25.03.2111:00 AM by Dominic Brady

Registered providers recorded a combined operating surplus of £4.7bn in the year to March 2020, reflecting a 9.6% decrease from £5.2bn the year before

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