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MBA's Commercial Real Estate Finance/Multifamily Housing Convention & Expo 2012 is the place to do business. Year after year, this premier industry event proves to be the one single venue at which you can find more than 2,000 commercial real estate industry professionals gathered from across the country to do business and learn the latest in industry trends, regulatory developments and strategies to succeed in today's evolving marketplace.

This half-day event, which follows on from the seminar in July 2011, and is again led by experts from KPMG and the FSA, will give members a practical update on implementation of the new capital regime in the UK, and EU, through the Capital Requirements Regulation and related Directive.

This course introduces participants to treasury management. The course initially provides an overview of the external financial environment, the general regulatory environment and the nature of a building society and its treasury function. Following this overview there is an introduction to the revised treasury regulatory framework and its impact upon liquidity, wholesale funding and financial risk management.

This course provides an overview of the financial risks that mortgage lenders face. It then considers in some detail key risks such as Liquidity, Credit and Interest Rate within the context of revised treasury regulations and market developments. The key objective is to help the construction of a risk framework to measure, manage and monitor financial risks. In the final sessions there is an examination of the role of the ALM Committee and its operation in practice.

The real estate finance industry's premier technology-focused event, MBA's National Technology in Mortgage Banking Conference and Expo 2012 is your forum for learning how the newest industry solutions can increase your company’s competitive edge. Given today’s complex and rapidly changing operating environment, the conference focuses on relevant topics, including compliance, legal/regulatory updates, eMortgages, investor reporting changes and technology advances such as mobile computing and social media. By attending this important conference, you are sure to network with colleagues from across the real estate industry and learn how they are using technology solutions to more effectively respond to changing requirements and to improve their bottom lines.

The Global Conference will bring together the diverse worlds of business, finance and policy to come up with fresh solutions to the globe's biggest challenges. The Global Conference has become an important venue for thought leaders in a wide range of disciplines to present their views before a high-caliber audience with the resources to get things done. It's also an invaluable, informal setting to meet your peers and build new relationships. Participants include hundreds of CEOs from the world's top-tier companies, senior foreign and U.S. government officials, leading figures in the global capital markets, forward-thinking academics, top journalists, and leaders in education, health care and philanthropy.

At a time of constant change in the world economy, it has become even more important for connected key industries to keep talking to each other. This year, Efma has developed a unique ‘one-stop shop’ event: ‘Consumer finance and Mortgage 2012’ : three events presented at the same time. Drawing on the strength of Efma’s councils, conferences and reports, this exciting, multi-level programme addresses key challenges in the consumer finance, credit and mortgage sectors.

This course introduces participants to treasury management. The course initially provides an overview of the external financial environment, the general regulatory environment and the nature of a building society and its treasury function. Following this overview there is an introduction to the revised treasury regulatory framework and its impact upon liquidity, wholesale funding and financial risk management.

This course provides an overview of the financial risks that mortgage lenders face. It then considers in some detail key risks such as Liquidity, Credit and Interest Rate within the context of revised treasury regulations and market developments. The key objective is to help the construction of a risk framework to measure, manage and monitor financial risks. In the final sessions there is an examination of the role of the ALM Committee and its operation in practice.