Webinar on High-Priced Used Equipment Inventory Set for October
September 30, 2025 - 23:01
Equipment lenders and dealers are set to convene for an insightful webinar titled "High-Priced Used Equipment Inventory: The No-Man’s Land of Equipment Finance." This event will take place on Tuesday, October 21, at 11 a.m. ET.
The webinar aims to address the challenges and opportunities presented by high-priced used equipment in the current market. As the demand for used machinery and equipment continues to rise, understanding the dynamics of financing these assets becomes increasingly crucial for lenders and dealers alike.
Participants can expect to hear from industry experts who will share their insights on navigating this complex segment of the equipment finance landscape. The discussion will cover various topics, including pricing strategies, market trends, and the impact of economic factors on used equipment values.
This event promises to be a valuable opportunity for professionals in the equipment finance sector to enhance their knowledge and network with peers facing similar challenges.
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