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Fall Conference Highlights

Find out more about the MPF Program team's Fall conference schedule.

ACUMA Conference
The MPF Program recently sponsored and exhibited at the annual American Credit U nion Mortgage Association (ACUMA) conference in Las Vegas which took place from September 14 to 16. Representatives from FHLB Chicago and Seattle had the opportunity to meet with over 400 attendees who are actively engaged in mortgage lending with credit unions across the country. Not only were there some great educational sessions and presenters, but the MPF Program gave away Bose Mini-Bluetooth speakers to two lucky participants.

Look for Us at the ABA and MBA National Conferences This Fall
On October 19-21, be sure to visit the MPF Program booth (number 504), at the American Bankers Association (ABA) annual convention in Dallas, where we’ll be sponsoring a book signing by Robert Gates the author of the book Duty: Memoirs of a Secretary at War. You’ll hear more about the MPF Program and the different ways that we can help your institution with your secondary market needs.

While the MPF Program won’t be sponsoring at the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) convention in Las Vegas from October 18 to 22, we will be in attendance and hope to see you there.

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