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Midwinter Conference: February 25-March 1, 2009
 The 38th Annual Midwinter Housing Finance Conference will brings together the most influential and seasoned professionals in our industry to discuss the vast business opportunities available in 2009 and beyond. Topics covered include: The Economy, MBS, Managing Credit Risk, Servicing Loans in The Current Market, Handling Regulators and Regulations; and much more. Click Here For Full Agenda.
Held in Park City, Utah, (site of the 2002 Winter Olympics), the "must-attend" event is famous for its combination of "cutting-edge" topics, lively repartee between speakers and audience, and of course, great skiing opportunities.
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Executive management from: mortgage banks, savings and loans, commercial banks, mortgage insurance companies, secondary mortgage market organizations, mortgage loan services, title companies, and consultants in the industry. Private equity firms, institutional investors and hedge fund managers are new participants, and greatly benefit from the networking opportunities and the great sessions. Click on the Participants Button to see which companies attended in 2008.
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER
James B. Lockhart, III, will be delivering the keynote address on Saturday the 28th. He is the Director (CEO) and Chairman of the Oversight Board of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, regulator of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the 12 Federal Home Loan Banks. He remains the Director of OFHEO, which is now part of FHFA. He was nominated by President Bush to that position and confirmed by the Senate in June 2006.
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HOW TO REGISTER
Registration for both the conference and lodging for 2009 is now available on line. We will be returning to the Grand Summit Resort Hotel, located at the base of The Canyons Resort, just minutes outside the town of Park City. See the GENERAL INFORMATION page for more details about the conference. For questions you may e-mail to registration@midwinterconference.com or contact us by phone at (805) 201-6289 or by fax at (805) 277-9495.
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