To address the disarray in the leasing sector, the Auto Finance Summit has developed a specialized track of sessions geared toward lessors.
Speakers will discuss topics like what the retrenchment of the Detroit Three means for leasing and the latest in fleet financing. A trio of panelists will address collateral values, with specific insights on what’s new from the auction lanes and a report on residual values.
Attendees will also hear finance company senior executives discuss the future of auto finance, as well as economic trends, strategies for default management, and important compliance issues.
The intent of the Leasing Track is to offer leasing professionals an educational opportunity in place of a leasing conference that normally is held in the fall, but will not take place in 2009.
The 9th Annual Auto Finance Summit, the industry’s premier event, will be held Oct. 12-13 at the Red Rock Casino & Resort in Las Vegas. To find out more about the conference, visit www.AutoFinanceSummit.com.
Hi Marcie! As a board memeber and Past President of the National Vehicle Leasing Association (NVLA), I would be happy to participate on that panel. -Tarry
I am surprized you expect bankers go anywhere near Las Vegas. The press will kill them.
Actually, David, we’ve got a great lineup of speakers for the Auto Finance Summit. Already confirmed are Ellsworth Clark, president of Bank of America Dealer Financial Services; Jeffrey Young, president and CEO of Mitsubishi Motors Credit of America; Dan Berce, President and CEO of AmeriCredit; and many others. You can check out the full roster at http://www.AutoFinanceSummit.com.