Business Finance Expo to be held in conjunction with NACFB AGM

The NACFB will hold their Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Gala Dinner with Mortgage Business Expo on November 17 and 18 at London’s Earls Court. This year, the AGM will be held in a separate room adjacent to the show floor of the Expo on Wednesday 17 November.

Sponsored by Bank of Scotland and with strong support from the NACFB, Business Finance Expo gives visitors the opportunity to meet and discuss key industry trends and issues and learn about new products and services including commercial mortgages and lending, factoring, invoice discounting, leasing and asset finance. Other attractions include free seminars at the seminar theatre and the opportunity to network at the Niche bar.

Exhibitors who have already signed up for the Expo include Abbey Business, Paragon Mortgages, Orange, Barclays Bank and Skipton Building Society. The NACFB will also have a stand.

To register, all visitors need do is log on to www.businessfinanceexpo.co.uk and follow a few easy steps. Registering early will give you the chance to win two tickets to the celebrity gala evening at MPH 04, London’s live motoring event, hosted by Jeremy Clarkson. Even if you don’t win the gala tickets, registering in advance will entitle you to discounted tickets to the MPH show, for all performances between 19-21 November.

Show Director Andy White said, “Business Finance Expo is the only show in the UK addressing the needs of introducers in the business finance community. The show provides introducers with an ideal opportunity, in one location, to source the information on specific finance products which enables them to give the best advice to their clients.”

NACFB chief executive Keith Heron said, “Business Finance Expo is the logical place to hold the NACFB’s AGM. It is the only event that brings together providers of commercial finance with commercial finance brokers and small business intermediaries and it’s a great platform for lenders to promote new products. The show falls at the right time as it’s a critical period for the industry.”