Student Loans: Public Policy in the Obama Era, More at iiBIG's Student Loans Financing Congress


NEW YORK, NY, Dec 02, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) --
iiBIG's 2009 Student Loans Financing Congress, scheduled for April
23-24, 2009 at The Ronald Reagan International Trade Center in
Washington, D.C. occurs at a critical time with the changing of the
guard as the Obama Administration and new Congress are set to take
office in January 2009.





Even in the midst of the credit and liquidity squeeze in the capital
markets, student loan financing is still universally recognized as
essential to the economic, social and cultural growth of the nation.
Just as Washington has stepped in to bolster liquidity in the housing
sector, the new Administration and Congress will most assuredly be
taking steps to ensure the continued availability of student lending.
Industry participants can count on additional legislation and other
steps to increase market liquidity in the vital student loan sector.




This year's conference will host executive leaders in student loan
financing such as American Student Assistance, National Association
of State Financial Aid Administrators, Morgan Stanley, Banc of America
Securities, Illinois Student Assistance Commission, Deutsche Bank,
and more.





Attendees will hear valuable insights and predictions from insiders
on the state of the market for student loans in 2009 and beyond; new
legislative initiatives and regulation from the Obama Administration;
the latest on private student loans; and much more.




For complete list of participants and to review the latest agenda,
please visit: http://www.iibig.com/F0901

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