What to expect at the NACFB CFE 2016
By Tom BelgerWith the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers (NACFB) set to host its Commercial Finance Expo (CFE) in just a few weeks' time, we look at what to expect from the event
The seventh NACFB CFE will take place on June 15th at Birmingham’s NEC where around 1,700 people are expected to attend.
One of the key issues the NACFB has worked on over the past year has been bringing the Minimum Standards Document to readiness and it will be discussing the need for an internal compliance team for the association.
Other questions which the NACFB will be raising are whether there remains a place for traditional-style lenders in the market, do alternative lenders represent the way forward, or whether the solution is already there between the two with challenger banks.
Fourteen of the biggest funders will be represented on the conference panel as the NACFB will also be looking at where the future for commercial finance lies.
Questions such as whether the alternative finance industry will move into the property-lending space or how will challenger banks expand will also be debated during the expo.
“We’re also concerned with the question of where the next group of brokers and indeed funders are coming from for our industry, and we will be assessing exactly how recent regulatory changes have had an impact on the buy-to-let market,” the NACFB stated.
“We can expect vigorous debate on all these topics, yet the same lenders have united to bring us the NACFB Minimum Standards Document and that is set to be the biggest talking point of the day.
“Its impact will be far-reaching.”
Check out the full NACFB CFE conference schedule.
If you are interested in attending the NACFB CFE, you can visit www.commercialfinanceexpo.co.uk for more information.
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Source: Bridging & Commercial — https://bridgingandcommercial.co.uk/what-to-expect-at-the-nacfb-cfe-2016