NAF Assoc. Conference to Address Nonprime Financing

HANOVER, Md. -- The National Automotive Finance (NAF) Association's 10th Annual Non-Prime Auto Financing Conference is set for June 12-14, at the Renaissance Worthington Hotel Fort Worth in Fort Worth, Texas.

by Staff

March 3, 2006

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The conference continues the tradition of presenting sessions of experts who will address issues affecting both dealers and creditors on topics including: lead generation, automotive finance market in Canada, the Hispanic market, investment banking, rating agency perspectives, safeguarding information and marketing and auction statistics.

The NAF Association's legal committee will provide updates of legal issues affecting the nonprime auto market and, as they did last year, will spend one entire session answering questions from those in attendance.

BenchMark Consulting International will provide a preview of the Association's Annual Non-Prime Auto Financing Survey.

Exhibits of the latest products and services designed especially for the nonprime auto industry, a golf tournament the morning of June 12 and an off-site event presented by State National Companies round out the conference activities.

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