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News Odessa is the headline sponsor of AFC Summer 2024 Conference Share Asset Finance Connect is pleased to announce that Odessa are headline sponsor of the AFC UK Summer 2024 Conference. “We are delighted to back the Asset Finance Connect’s annual conference as it considers how technology and regulation can build a better industry which achieves great outcomes for its customers and increasing returns for its stakeholders. This is an important moment for the industry and a time when it is important for the industry thought leaders to meet,” said Alexandre Ellwood, Managing Director Europe at Odessa. The AFC UK Conference is Europe’s largest auto and equipment finance event with over 450 industry leaders and practitioners who meet twice a year to debate opportunities and challenges facing the asset, auto and equipment finance markets. This year’s AFC Summer Conference is taking place on 6th June at etc venues, at County Hall on the Southbank in London. This is a change from our normal venue. UK regulatory and ombudsman interventions take centre stage. The conference will focus on the review of historic motor finance agreements in the auto finance stream; regulatory creep, the super-complaint made by FSB and improving broker-lender interaction in the asset finance stream; and the twin challenges of sustainability and margin management for banks and captives in the equipment/vendor finance stream. The afternoon tech sessions will focus on the hot-spots where emerging tech can help reduce costs-to-serve and build margin in auto, asset and equipment finance. For more information on the agenda and topics to be discussed, visit https://afcconferenceuk.com/assetfinanceconnect2024/en/page/agenda Industry speakers include: Martin McTague, national chair, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Simon Evans, chief executive, Consumer Redress Association Wayne Gibbard, partner, Shoosmiths Rachael Jones, director of automotive finance, Auto Trader Yin Noe and Zoey Lin, joint heads of EU and UK, Yangtze River Delta Automotive Alliance (an alliance of over 100 Chinese BEV OEMs) Ian Plummer, commercial director, Auto Trader Stephan Reeve, managing director, Mazda Financial Services Stuart Clark, head of climate transition, Lombard Ruth Glennon, head of corporate development, HSBC Equipment Finance Karima Haji, transformation director, Scania Financial Services Ed Thompson, general sales manager, John Deere Financial Daniel Bailey, managing director, Arkle Finance Nathan Mollett, head of asset finance, United Trust Bank Mike Randall, CEO, Simply Roger Skinner, executive director, Anglo Scottish Asset Finance Philip White, director, The Broker Hub And many more… The Conference will also include dedicated workshops, roundtables and streams of content for asset finance brokers, lenders, technology specialists, and the next generation of industry professionals. “We are delighted to have Jeff and his team from Odessa taking the top sponsorship slot for the first time. Odessa have been long-standing supporters of Asset Finance Connect and active participants in our discussions on a wide range of topics including the use of machine learning in asset finance; and how tech can enable advanced finance as a service models,” said Edward Peck, founder of Asset Finance Connect. More details about Odessa are on their website at https://www.odessainc.com/ Places for the event are being snapped up fast – so if you haven’t booked yours, go to our website at https://afcconferenceuk.com/assetfinanceconnect2024/en/page/book-now Kindly supported by Headline Sponsor Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsor Silver Sponsor Fintech Innovator Sponsor Registration & Refreshment Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Exhibitor Exhibitor Data and Insights Partner – Automotive Legal Partner Corporate Members Edward Peck CEO - Asset Finance Connect Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories NewsToyota cuts 2026 global EV output plans by a third NewsVan market ends summer with a return to growth NewsAugust new car market holds steady