HANOVER, Md. — The National Automotive Finance Association
is looking to help leadership at small- to medium-sized auto finance companies
navigate the changing regulatory landscape in light of the Consumer Financial
Protection Bureau coming into play.

The NAF Association is hosting a roundtable for chief
executive officers, presidents and compliance executives of member finance
companies with outstandings below $200 million on Jan.

Organizers said the event will explore in depth the effect the
CFPB has on the non-prime auto financing market. Tom Hudson, chairman of Hudson
Cook LLP, will be the program's facilitator.

The roundtable will cover these areas and more:

—Compliance program: written policy, procedures, training,
monitoring and corrective action

—Compliance audit

—Risk management measures

—Senior management's role in oversight

—How to prepare for a CID

—CFPB Bulletin 2012-03 for service providers

—Review of enforcements actions undertaken by the bureau

—Bureau concerns with marketing, sale of ancillary products
and servicing

—Fair lending compliance concerns

—Consumer response process

—Challenges in dealing with the bureau

The roundtable will be held from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Jan.
9 at the Intercontinental Tampa Hotel in Tampa, Fla. NAF members will find
registration information on the events page at www.nafassociation.com.
Registration is $495 for the first attendee and $295 for the second.

The hotel room rate for Jan. 8 is $149 plus tax.

"Medium and smaller finance companies face unique challenges
in complying with CFPB mandates," NAF Association executive director Jack
Tracey said. "Join with fellow executives and learn how you can keep your
company in compliance. Learn what you need to be concerned with and then engage
in peer discussions about solutions."

The program is open to NAF Association members, but
companies not yet members have time to join the association. Go to
www.nafassociation.com and follow the link to "Join Now."


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