Washington, D.C., February 11, 2015 — Nearly 300 asset managers, equipment appraisers and remarketers will convene in Miami, Feb. 22-24, for the 26th Annual ELFA Equipment Management Conference. The conference will allow professionals in the equipment leasing and finance industry to evaluate the current market conditions, portfolio quality and residual values for a variety of equipment segments.
Highlights of the Equipment Management Conference will include:
• Live, on-site inspections of specialty equipment
• Off-site equipment tours featuring the Port of Miami and a limestone quarry
• Update from economist Mekael Teshome of PNC Financial Services Group
• An exhibition of equipment appraisers, remarketers and others
• Networking opportunities to help attendees benchmark how their industry peers are positioning for success in 2015
• The conference qualifies for ASA re-certification
Education sessions will examine a variety of asset classes and equipment markets. Topics will include:
• The Changing Nature of Demand in the Energy Sector and Its Impact on Equipment
• Current State of the Intermodal Industry from a Lessor’s Perspective
• Secondary Market Overview of the Utilities Segment from an Auctioneer’s Perspective
• Taking the Mystery Out of Regulatory Changes
• Legal Update: An Interactive Session
• Machine Tool Values: An Appraiser’s Perspective
• Credit for the Asset Manager
• Basics of Equipment Management
• Plus, sessions will reveal market trends in medical imaging and oncology, information technology, rail, material handling, marine, semiconductor manufacturing, trucks/trailers and agriculture equipment.
More Information
The full agenda for the Equipment Management Conference is available at www.elfaonline.org/events/2015/EMC/
Media Registration: Members of the press who wish to attend should contact Amy Vogt at avogt@elfaonline.org.
Twitter: #ElfaEMC
About ELFA
The Equipment Leasing and Finance Association (ELFA) is the trade association that represents companies in the $903 billion equipment finance sector, which includes financial services companies and manufacturers engaged in financing capital goods. ELFA members are the driving force behind the growth in the commercial equipment finance market and contribute to capital formation in the U.S. and abroad. Its 580 members include independent and captive leasing and finance companies, banks, financial services corporations, broker/packagers and investment banks, as well as manufacturers and service providers. For more information, please visit www.elfaonline.org.
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