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2024 Summer Introduction to Asset Based Lending

June 24 to 26, 2024

Date and Time

June 24-26, 2024
2:00 - 5:00 p.m. ET each day

Description

Introduction to Asset-Based Lending is an in-depth presentation on the dynamics of Asset-Based Lending (ABL), how it works as a working capital tool for businesses, and how ABL transactions are commonly structured. This course provides the participants with industry standardized knowledge, including common structural and lending parameters and risk mitigators.

If you have pieced together your learning on-the-job or are just starting out, this curriculum will provide the systematic foundation to help you succeed.

Participants will learn:

Differences between the most common asset-based structures, including revolving lines of credit and factoring;
Why Prospects choose ABL;
Sources of information to evaluate an ABL opportunity;
Facility structures;
Facility documentation, and an understanding of each;
The paperwork and funds flow of an ABL opportunity through due diligence;
Evaluating financial risk; and,
Reviewing and monitoring collateral used in an ABL transaction.

Instructor

Ellen Cook, Alter Domus
Head of Asset Based Lending, North America

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This event is eligible for SFNet's Continuing Education (CEU) credits in order to maintain a Secured Finance Certified Professional (SFCP) certificate. SFCP s are expected to remain active in the industry and to complete at least 18 units of continuing education ("CEUs") for each 2-year reporting period. To learn more about SFNet's Secured Finance Certified Professional Program click here and start your journey of becoming a certified CSFP today.

Refund / Cancellation Policy

The Secured Finance Network reserves the right to cancel any program due to insufficient enrollment.

We recognize that plans can change due to business priorities, and we will work with you to find another workshop date that better suits your schedule. In order to receive a refund, you must submit written notification no less than five business days prior to the program start date.