New regulations, a housing timebomb, mass developments needed to meet the housing crisis in the UK and government targets that have to be reached by 2010/11 - most housing associations agree that these policies must be met. But how will these developments be financed, especially in these uncertain times under the threat of a credit crunch?

This conference, the highlight of the housing finance sector’s calendar, will give you the knowledge and tools to tackle the challenges to come. Don’t miss your opportunity to discuss and debate what housing associations could and should be doing to ensure they meet the demanding targets the Government has set.

Why attend?

• find out the most up-to-date news on finance policy
• take advantage of the fantastic networking opportunities
• meet housing association executives and board members, representatives of government agencies, local authorities and commercial organisations
• hear and question key policymakers, discovering new ideas to apply to your own organisation
• visit the impressive exhibition to experience the latest innovations and products.

Who should attend?

• finance directors, managers and finance staff
• chief executives
• board members
• lenders, commercial organisations and public service providers
• anyone with an interest in the financial running of their organisation.

Housing Corporation Speakers

Wednesday 26th March - Breakout session 1: The Legacy of the Comprehensive Spending Review (Richard Hill, Director of Investment)

Wednesday 26th March - Breakout session 1: The Nuts and Bolts of Financial Regulation (Mick Warner, Head of Financial Regulation)

Thursday 27th March - Breakout session 4: Trialling a Community Land Trust (Adrian Moran, Policy Manager)

To Book

For further information, please refer to the NHF website.