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ICBA News Release
Register for the 2009 Housing Finance InstituteTM (HFI)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Register for the 2009 Housing Finance Institute
in Chicago
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Have you created your plan for this year's professional development? Make sure you take advantage of the dynamic curriculum offered by the Housing Finance InstituteTM (HFI).
We're adding new courses and continuously updating the content for existing courses to keep ahead of the latest policy changes impacting your business. Take advantage of this opportunity to learn from instructors working in the industry and familiar with today's challenges.
Can't make the HFI in Chicago? We've added new courses and two locations -- Washington, DC and Dallas, TX -- to the 2009 HFI. View our updated schedule on eFannieMae.com. We look forward to seeing you at the HFI!
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About ICBA
The Independent Community Bankers of America represents the largest constituency of community banks of all sizes and charter types in the nation, and is dedicated exclusively to protecting the interests of the community banking industry. ICBA aggregates the power of its members to provide a voice for community banking interests in Washington, resources to enhance community bank education and marketability, and profitability options to help community banks compete in an ever-changing marketplace. For more information, visit ICBA's website at www.icba.org.
About ICBA Mortgage
ICBA Mortgage Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Independent Community Bankers of America, “The Nation’s Voice for Community Banks.” Since 1991, ICBA Mortgage has provided more than 1,000 community banks with equitable access to the secondary mortgage market. The ICBA Mortgage program offers a wide range of long term, fixed and adjustable rate mortgages on primary and second homes, plus investment properties. This broad range of products, including FHA and VA loans, makes it possible for community banks to serve all their customers while attracting new ones. For more information, visit the ICBA Mortgage website at www.icbamortgage.com.
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