The Non-Prime 101 Conference on Subprime Consumer Trends is Accepting Proposals for Speakers

    CLEARWATER, FL, March 10, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Speaking proposals are now being accepted for the Non-Prime 101 Conference on Subprime Consumer Trends, being held August 4-5 in St. Petersburg, Florida.

The Non-Prime 101 Conference on Subprime Consumer Trends is a two-day conference where senior-level business development executives, regulatory bodies, researchers, and academics can learn and discuss trends, challenges, and opportunities of the subprime consumer population.

The call for speakers is open to economists, academics, consumer advocacy groups, and industry leaders who have conducted research on the subprime, unbanked, and underbanked consumer population.

Some of the topics being considered include the misconceptions and behavioral patterns of subprime consumers, current and past trends of subprime consumers, and why the underbanked population continues to grow.

There are only 10 speaking spots available and the deadline for proposals is June 5th. If you have a topic relating to subprime consumers that you would like to address, click here to submit your speaker proposal.

For more information on the conference or to register to attend, visit nonprime101.com.

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nonPrime101.com provides research studies and articles about non-prime consumer behavior to help the public and researchers better understand them. The rate of non-prime consumers, which include thin-file, no-file, and prior prime consumers, continues to rapidly grow and nonPrime101.com provides unbiased and empirical studies that show the credit usage behaviors, activities, and needs of subprime consumers as a whole. For more information, visit nonprime101.com.

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