Creditinfo Malta, the leading provider of business information, is celebrating its five years in business this month. Since the launch of its first products in November of 2002 with only a handful of clients, today, five years on, Creditinfo Malta can boast of being the main supplier in the local business community with customers in almost all sectors of business from insurance, telecommunications, importation and distribution to banking and financial services. Its Credit Management System enables users to make better-informed credit and business decisions and thus minimise the risks of bad commercial transactions.

Creditinfo’s procedures and services were designed from day one to be compliant with the Data Protection Act, which has been in force since July 2003. Through the application of purposely designed procedures through which all data subjects are notified of the data the company holds on them, companies are given the opportunity to correct or amend the information if it is not accurate or up to date. These procedures have enabled the company to provide reliable reports and thus provide accurate assessment on one’s creditworthiness.

The company has recently upgraded its reports. Besides defaulting information, company shareholding and a company profile, these company reports now have three full sets of accounts. This implies that if the company has published a full set of accounts or abridged accounts one would find all the information compiled in one company report.

Creditinfo Malta Limited has also been the sole correspondent and distributor for D&B (Dun & Bradstreet), the leading provider of global business information since November 2004. Being the sole correspondent means that Creditinfo Malta supplies all information on Maltese companies to D&B’s global network as well as provide business information reports on companies worldwide.