SFNet Event List

ABL Portfolio Management Level 1 is open to participants of all experiences who are interested in understanding the fundamentals of collateral and relationship management.

Open to Emerging Leaders' Summit 2026 attendees. Participants will identify target industries, define their ideal client and referral ecosystem, clarify competitive positioning, and develop a clear, actionable roadmap to elevate performance from good to great.

Get ready for another inspiring year of the Emerging Leaders Summit, where the next generation of secured finance professionals comes together to learn, connect, and grow.

The premier gathering for entrepreneurial finance executives returns in 2026, creating a forum dedicated to senior executives from non-bank, lender SFNet member companies.

At the end of the session, participants will identify takeaways and ways to measure progress in applying the techniques.

Field Exam Level 2 is a 3-day immersion into the human nature of financial abuse and fraud and finishes with two interesting case studies for the participants to discuss.

Whether considering a career in Underwriting or seeking to expand your knowledge in collateral and risk management, ABL Underwriting Level 1 is an excellent curriculum to strengthen one’s skillset.

Join us at SFNet's International Lending Conference, a dynamic conference of global lenders, innovators, and dealmakers in the heart of London.

If you are just starting out in factoring or are interested in better understanding factoring as a financing alternative, this course will provide you with a strong overall foundation to support your training goals.

Discover how to drive operational efficiency, enhance portfolio performance, and future-proof your business at SFNet's NEW Technology & AI conference. This one-day, high-impact event is designed for lenders, fintech innovators, and technology leaders seeking tangible strategies to modernize asset-based lending and factoring operations.

Advance your skills through a hands-on case study experience Who Should Attend: This program is designed for professionals with 3+ years of experience in underwriting, portfolio management, or risk management in secured lending. Participants should have completed Underwriting Level 1 or possess a strong foundation in credit and underwriting principles.

Our ABL Portfolio Management Level 2 curriculum is designed to take participants of our Level 1 curriculum deeper into the documentation that supports the underlying credits they may be managing.

Mark your calendar and plan to attend this dynamic conference celebrating the achievements and leadership of women in the secured finance industry.

Our 40U40 Awards Gala will return to the iconic Plaza Hotel on June 11, 2026. Join us as we celebrate the best and brightest in the secured finance industry with cocktails, dining, good company, and a festive recognition ceremony.

Factoring Documentation is recommended for more tenured industry members who seek to better understand the typical contractual expectations and requirements for both the factor and the seller/client.

Whether considering a career in Underwriting or seeking to expand your knowledge in collateral and risk management, Factoring Underwriting is an excellent curriculum to strengthen one’s skillset.

Our Workouts and Bankruptcy curriculum provides participants strategies and protocols for managing distressed borrower relationships including those that seek protection under bankruptcy.

Factoring Portfolio Management is open to participants of all experiences who are interested in understanding the fundamentals of managing factoring relationships.

Our Introduction to Asset Based Lending course provides participants a broad overview of the ABL industry, touching all key fundamental aspects of all roles responsible for sourcing, underwriting and managing a profitable loan.

SFNet’s Introduction to Secured Finance 2025 is a practical course designed for legal professionals advising clients in Asset-Based Lending (ABL) and Factoring transactions. It provides the foundational knowledge and legal tools needed to navigate, structure, and protect client interests in these essential working capital solutions. Key topics include UCC perfection, documentation, collateral monitoring, and risk mitigation.