Creditinfo Credit Bureau confidently accepted as a core business tool by Tanzanian Banks & MFIs

Creditinfo Tanzania, the leading credit bureau in Tanzania, recently conducted a survey amongst financial and non-financial institutions, aimed at finding out the level of understanding and acceptance of credit information sharing system. It proved to be highly successful with responses from over 130 professionals representing banking, microfinance, insurance, mobile, manufacturing amongst many other sectors of the economy.
Creditinfo analyst appears on Lithuanian business daily cover
Rasa Maskeliūniėnė, Head of Credit Risk division, appeared on the cover of Lithuanian business daily flagship „Verslo žinios“.
Rasa was picked to ilustrate an article called „Bankruptcies do not show crisis“. It focus on bankruptcies statistics which has growth trend in Lithuania. Rasa is quoted at the article saying that this statistics has little with real situation in business. According to Creditinfo, segment of companies with high credit scores is increasing. Also, number of companies with lowest credit scores is decreasing.
The article also mentions that bankruptcy is predictable using complex of information: credit history, financial information, business linkages and other data. It notes that Creditinfo scores are ranging from 1 to 10 where higher score indicates higher risk.
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Did you know, that approximately 75% of world population has thin credit profile or no credit history at all?
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State of the Art in Credit Risk Modeling by Prof. Bart Baesens
Watch the webinar here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCyssAKrmEk or a lower resolution version can be found at https://youtu.be/nLK0obQz1-0
Webinar Overview
Credit risk modeling is undoubtedly among the most crucial issues in the field of financial risk management. With the recent financial turmoil and the regulatory changes introduced by the Basel accords, credit risk analytics has been receiving even greater attention by the financial and banking industry. Continue reading »
Creditinfo Georgia – SME Access to Finance
By Nataliya Soldatyuk and Elene Zoninashvili
The economy is not dominated by large and multinational corporations. SME‘s are greatly responsible for economic growth and therefore an important sector to focus on. Creditinfo Georgia has invested to develop specific tools to help companies provide better, more effective decisions to enable greater access to finance for SMEs.
In Europe, for instance, 99% of businesses are small and medium enterprises, and in the same time they contribute 58 cents in every euro in economy. This situation is not specific to the Europe. Continue reading »
The benefits of monitoring and supervising your credit reports – Creditinfo Lithuania national tv coverage
Creditinfo Lithuania were interviewed on national TV News about the benefits which people receive by monitoring and supervising their credit reports. A number of representatives from Lithuanian banks were also involved. The TV reportage with English subtitles can be found here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7eInf9IX8A&feature=youtu.be Continue reading »
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Analyst from Lithuania – among TOP online data scientists
Darius Barušauskas, Analyst within the Econometric Modeling Department at Creditinfo Lithuania, has succeeded in a competition organised by the world’s largest community of data scientists, www.kaggle.com.
JOIN US for a live webinar: State of the Art in Credit Risk Modeling by Prof. Bart Baesens
Date: | Thursday, 22nd October 2015 | Time: | 15h00 CEST |
Location: | Webex | ||
Topic: | State of the Art in Credit Risk Modeling | ||
Speaker: | Prof. Bart Baesens – Professor, KU Leuven University (Belgium) and Lecturer, University of Southampton (UK) | ||
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