NACFB Commercial Finance Expo sells out
All exhibitor stands are now sold out for the 6th NACFB’s annual Commercial Finance Expo on 17th June.
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With less than three months to go before doors open at the Pavilion at Birmingham’s renowned NEC, the NACFB has been working on expanding the floor space outwards – and upwards – to accommodate demand. The show takes place on Wednesday 17th June.
There are now 120 lenders registered with the NACFB for the first time in the Association’s history, and last year more than 1300 visitors turned up on the day. The NACFB has reported that over five hundred brokers have already registered to attend, some way ahead of last year’s bookings by this time of the year.
An NACFB spokesperson said:
"This event is open to anyone with an interest in Commercial Finance. One of the NACFB’s goals for 2015 is to promote the availability of lending to small business owners, and to spread the word that all of our 100 lenders and funders are active in their market.
"We will be looking to raise and participate in discussions of the new regulatory environment under the FCA, and to highlight the funding choices available from the NACFB members and our patrons. Don’t forget about the Champagne Reception on the evening of 16th June, now firmly established as the perfect informal build-up to the main event."
Interested exhibitors and delegates should register online here.
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