Resources - Industry Links & Associations
At CFC, Knowledge is Power and to that end, we have gathered some of the best links of Industry Associations to keep you informed about your industry. Peruse the links and enjoy.
ASSET BASED LENDING & FACTORING ASSOCIATION LINKS
The International Factoring Association, the world's largest association dedicated to the factoring industry, assists our members with information, education, networking, purchasing power and the promotion of the factoring industry.Join the IFA Today at www.factoring.org. Also visit Annual Factoring Conference www.factoringconference.com.
Founded in 1944, the Commercial Finance Association is the trade group of the asset-based financial services industry, with members throughout the U.S., Canada and around the world. Members include the asset-based lending arms of domestic and foreign commercial banks, small and large independent finance companies, floor plan financing organizations,factoring organizations and financing subsidiaries of major industrial corporations.CFA membership is by organization, not by individual.Join the CFA Today at www.cfc.com.
The National Funding Association consists of financial professionals of all stripes who have come together to build bridges within the financial community. The NFA is quite simply a network of individuals consisting of investment bankers, accountants, attorneys, brokers, venture capitalists, consultants, bankers, turnaround professionals, factors, specialty finance companies, and asset based lenders. With chapters in Chicago, Atlanta and Charlotte, they are a great networking organization.Join the NFA Today at www.nationalfunding.org.
At The Finance Forum, our goal is to be the networking community that fosters and advances the values of the financing profession. We serve as a focal point of communication for our members and we also provide a platform for better dissemination of information and exchange of ideas at the local and national level. The only chapter currently available is in Dallas.Join Today at www.thefinanceforum.com.
