Pinners Hall

About the venue

The original Pinner’s Hall, on Old Broad Street in the City of London, was the seat of the Pinmakers’ Company for the ‘mystery of pin making’, before being demolished in 1798.

Now the site of the British Bankers Association, the modern Pinners Hall provides one of the Square Mile’s most flexible venues for conferences, meetings and events within easy reach of Liverpool Street, Bank and Moorgate. Impressive from the outset, a full height atrium with a dramatic rock wall and a series of cascading waterfalls, welcomes visitors. Once inside, it is Pinners Hall’s versatility that sets it apart, offering an enviable selection of rooms that can be joined or separated in an array of combinations. Two large Council Rooms and three boardrooms, all with state-of-the-art technical equipment, can be connected to create an impressive conference suite, whilst the standalone Bishopgate and Cornhill rooms provide a more intimate setting for smaller meetings and presentations.