The ACVL Annual Conference is the leading event for major consumer vehicle leasing companies. The 2024 Conference is scheduled to take place October 13-15 at the Renaissance Asheville Hotel, Asheville, NC.
The ACVL Committees analyze the current challenges for tax, operations, legal and residual risk management. Nationally renowned speakers provide information on leasing issues and forecast changes that may impact the business for all involved. We hope you will join the many participants who have previously attended the ACVL Conference to learn the latest innovations in their respective areas of auto leasing and network with colleagues from across the country.
The ACVL Conference is fully funded by the sponsors and there is no cost to the participants of member companies, sponsors, advisors and invited speakers.
Registration of each attendee including speakers is required.
In the text, "you" refers to consumers and lessees. "Lessor" is the person who leases you the vehicle. Click "lessor" for more information on this term. The information on this website describing lease disclosures applies only to leases signed on or after January 1, 1998 when revised Regulation M requirements became effective.
In addition to vehicle leasing, ACVL members also offer traditional vehicle retail installment financing. The ACVL has provided leasing information to the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) that has been incorporated into the FRB’s consumer publications and web site materials. Because of the close working relationship between the FRB and the ACVL, there are many similarities between the leasing information found on each group’s web site.
The information does not replace the specific terms and requirements of your lease agreement. Your lease agreement is a binding legal document and may differ in some significant way from the information contained in this site. The glossary definitions are not legal definitions. While we have tried to make this information accurate and current, legal requirements and leasing practices are constantly changing. This website’s goal is to reference applicable federal law and industry best practices. However, you may experience variations based on state/local law and/or dealer practice.
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