All commercial expo stands sold out

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All exhibitor stands are now sold out for the 5th National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers’ (NACFB) annual Commercial Finance Expo, being held for the fifth year running.

The NACFB says it is investigating options to expand the size of this year’s show, and is aiming to make a number of new stands available to those who would like to exhibit.

There are now more than 100 lenders registered with the NACFB for the first time in the Association’s history, and last year more than 1200 visitors turned up on the day.

The expo takes place on Wednesday 25 June and is free to attend.

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