NEW YORK, June 26, 2007 — Information Management Network (IMN), a division of Euromoney/Institutional Investor, will once again host the third annual Subprime ABS Conference (http://www.imn.org/esb967/pr) this September 19-20 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Las Vegas, NV.
IMN’s Subprime ABS will provide the ideal forum to learn the newest methodologies and share the latest intelligence with all players in the subprime genre. The thought leaders in this field will be on hand to share their intelligence and vital insights during this industry’s crucial period.
Kent Williams, Chief Operating Officer of LeaseDimensions, Inc., observes that "Today’s subprime landscape is strange: Some things are changing rapidly and some things are just the same. The key to prosperity is to know which is which!"
Now more than ever is the time for the industry’s practitioners to get together and discuss the newest trends and developments in this increasingly challenging market. This year’s event will be dedicated to developments in the pivotal mortgage sector as well as extended coverage of the auto and credit card arenas. Confirmed speakers include: Richard Benson, this year’s keynote and president of Specialty Finance Corp; Samuel D. Bornstein, CPA, MBA, BME, Professor of Accounting & Taxation at Kean University School of Business; and Scott C. Calahan, President of Boston Portfolio Advisors.
For more information on the conference, please visit http://www.imn.org/esb967/pr. If you would like to feature it in your publication or apply for a press pass, please contact Erica Kirwan () of IMN at 212-901-0546.
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 ideal 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
