Independence the Key to Growth In Investment Management, Says AMF's Norton Reamer at Houlihan Lokey Conference

NEW YORK, April 30, 2008 - Norton H. Reamer, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Asset Management Finance Corp.SM (AMFSM) spoke at Houlihan Lokey's Fourth Annual Institutions and Business Services Conference held in New York City on Wednesday, April 30, 2008. Mr. Reamer provided an overview of AMF's unique Revenue Share Interest (RSISM) concept as a tool to finance independence.

"Independence is the key to growth in investment management", said Mr. Reamer.

AMF offers an innovative investment technique for asset management firms seeking funding for owner liquidity, internal equity transfers, expansion efforts or other capital needs. AMF’s unique structure provides capital in exchange for a limited term interest in a firm’s future revenues. AMF holds passive, non-voting revenue share interests in a diversified group of asset managers. Asset managers retain complete control and the majority of their firm’s revenues during the transaction term with 100% of the economic benefits reverting to the owners when AMF’s interest expires. This arrangement gives asset managers the ability to realize embedded franchise value without sacrificing ownership or management control. Investors in Asset Management Finance include Proctor NBF Capital Partners (through a subsidiary of National Bank Financial Inc.), Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., and AMF management. AMF has offices in New York and Boston.