The Malta Independent 19 April 2024, Friday
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Creditinfo joins forces with Central Bank of Oman to implement a world class Credit Bureau

Friday, 18 January 2019, 10:55 Last update: about 6 years ago

Creditinfo Group, the leading global credit information and fintech services provider, has announced a new strategic partnership with the Central Bank of Oman. As part of the contract, Creditinfo Group will offer a full range of products to support the development, roll-out and management of a sophisticated and scalable credit registry system, including a modular credit reporting system with a roadmap of value-added products.

This announcement marks another significant milestone for Creditinfo, which is a world leader in providing intelligent information in mature and emerging markets. The contract with CBO will ensure that the Sultanate has the leading credit bureau in the region, with capabilities and facilities that extend far beyond those of a traditional credit bureau.

The new Bureau will be processing credit data sourced from both banks and non-banking entities like providers of leasing finance, SME sector lenders, insurance companies, telecommunication companies, utilities and government data.

"We are thrilled to start this new adventure with the Central Bank of Oman and provide the full potential of intelligent information, software and analytics solutions to this project," commented Stefano Stoppani, CEO at Creditinfo. "Backed by international know-how and local market support, the infrastructure we will deliver will set a high bar in the Omani market and the Gulf Region. We look forward to working with CBO, and to deliver these capabilities to our financial services clients globally."

"The signing of this agreement between Central Bank of Oman and Creditinfo, a World-Class Credit Bureau & FinTech Analytics Provider- is part of CBO 2019-2021 strategy which is aligned with the National Program for Economicical Diversification. OCB once launched will become a national one-stop-shop for credit and financial information in the Sultante" said Tahir bin Salim Al Amri, Executive President, at Central Bank of Oman.


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