Possible Regulatory Changes Highlight National Collections & Credit Risk Conference Agenda

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NEW ORLEANS –
With regulatory changes affecting the collections and credit risk industry coming, organizers of the 16th annual National Collections & Credit Risk Conference are gearing up for one of its most relevant sessions ever.
This year’s event is scheduled for March 14–16 at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans in New Orleans.
Conference attendees can learn best practices and more about hot topics in the area of credit risk, collections and recovery, including:
—Content from three concurrent tracks offering timely updates, case studies and panel discussions in credit risk, strategy/operations and regulation/legislation.
—The chance to network with senior executives within these verticals: cards, mortgage, home equity, auto, personal loan, commercial, small business, student loans and alternative lending and more.
—Visit the Roundtable Café in the exhibit hall where attendees can have breakfast and explore the collections and credit risk topic of choice in a roundtable discussion with industry leaders, analysts and experts.
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The complete conference agenda can be found here.
“Join our conversation with hundreds of senior executives from across the U.S. and other countries as we share in-depth, the most relevant information relating to regulatory changes affecting the collections and credit risk industry, plus best practices capable of propelling your collections processes into future growth and profitability,” organizers emphasized.
“We plan to continue to provide you and other senior level executives the perfect opportunity to stay ahead of the curve through workshops, case studies, interactive panel discussions and presentations covering the most top-of-mind topics affecting the collections and credit risk industry,” they added.
Registration can be completed online or by calling Glen Van Dusen at (212) 803-6072 or Ingrid Olsen at (212) 803-8456.