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Stillwater, OK, United States, 2010/08/05 - The National Association of Government Guaranteed Lenders - NAGGL's upcoming SBA lender education courses in St. Louis, September 20-24 will spark boost your success in SBA 7(a) lending as you gear up for growth in a recovering economy.
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Some of our most experienced instructors will be in Missouri to share their knowledge of the ins-and-outs of SBA lending.
SBA Application Processing
When: September 20
Fee: Mbr $395, NMbr $545, Govt $245
Instructor: Diane Gallion, The Bancorp Bank
Course Attendee Minimum: 15
A one-day course designed for those who complete the SBA loan application for guarantee approval.
Closing and Funding the SBA Loan
When: September 21
Fee: Mbr $395, NMbr $545, Govt $245
Instructor: David Starfield, Starfield & Smith
Course Attendee Minimum: 15
A one-day course for those who prepare loan closing documentation and coordinate key people and events in the loan closing meeting.
Advanced SBA Loan Documentation and Closing
When: September 22
Fee: Mbr $395, NMbr $545, Govt $245
Instructor: David Starfield, Starfield & Smith
Course Attendee Minimum: 15
A one-day course that helps lenders ensure the documents they assemble comply with the SOPs, SBA loan authorization, and sound lending practices.
SBA Loan Servicing and Liquidation
When: September 23-24
Fee: Mbr $495, NMbr $645, Govt $345
Instructor: Mike Shepherd, Fifth Third Bank
Course Attendee Minimum: 15
A two-day course for those responsible for managing their institution's SBA loan portfolio and/or liquidation process in accordance with SOP 50-50 and SOP 50-51 rules and requirements.
The National Association of Government Guaranteed Lenders (NAGGL), the only national trade association that serves participants in the Small Business Administration’s 7(a) business loan program. Our membership consists of approximately 700 banks, credit unions, non-depository lenders and service providers who participate in the SBA’s 7(a) loan guarantee program. NAGGL is the most highly respected voice in this industry and our members generate more than 80% of the annual SBA 7(a) loan volume.
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