NEW YORK, Aug. 1, 2007 — Information Management Network (IMN), a division of Euromoney/Institutional Investor, announces the agenda for the third annual Subprime ABS: Where Are We Heading? (http://www.imn.org/esb967/pr). This conference will take place on September 19-20 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Las Vegas.
"An event focusing on subprime lending is very timely, given the questions raised in the marketplace about the underwriting standards and the performance of subprime loans and the securities backed by them," says Alex Wei, Senior Vice President, Head of Structured Credit Investments at Delaware Investments. As the market adjusts to new macro-economic fundamentals, and as spreads widen, it is more important than ever that the industry’s practitioners implement sophisticated innovations and have a roadmap to success in order to overcome the many challenges facing them in today’s volatile market environment. Educational sessions such as Update on Legislative & Accounting Initiatives: Benefits and Risks; Investor Perspectives: A Key Constituency Speaks Out; Stop the Press: Explanations on How to Take Advantage of the Subprime Mortgage Market’s Most Difficult Year; and the keynote address, Marco-Economic Outlook, should leave delegates with answers to questions and a clearer idea of how to proceed in this rapidly changing landscape.
For more information on this event, please visit http://www.imn.org/esb967/pr. If you would like to feature this event in your publication or apply for a press pass, please contact Erica Kirwan () of IMN at 212-901-0521.
About IMN:
Since 1994, IMN has presented executive-level conferences of the highest quality to the institutional finance and investment markets worldwide, each one a carefully packaged event combining excellent educational sessions with networking opportunities. With approximately eighty conferences now held in over thirty cities across the globe, IMN has become a leading global provider of information. For more information, please visit http://www.imn.org/pr.
CONTACT: Erica Kirwan (), 212-901-0546
