News and Events
Events
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WEBINAR, SEPTEMBER 28TH, 2022
Teachers & Salaried Workers Co-operative Credit Union & CRIF WEBINAR
Wondering about credit scores, reports or what the Bahamas Credit Bureau does? Let's meet and talk at the Educational Webinar organized by TSWCCU, where we will be presenting CRIF Credit Bureau, your rights as related to a credit report and how to access a credit score.
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NASSAU, JUNE 21ST, 2022
Scotiabank's Lunch & Learn Series: June as Financial Awareness Month and Credit Bureau
CRIF is pleased to have been invited to an informative Lunch & Learn session to discuss the Credit Bureau. The two-day-session will take place June 21st at 11am and June 22nd at 2.30pm. Here, our team will give some insights on what is credit bureau, how it works and answer to all doubts and questions on credit report, loans and so on.
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NASSAU, JUNE 16TH, 2022
Second session with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc
On June 16th, under the title 'Target 3: Building your economic legacy', CRIF has presented a second virtual discussion on the role of the credit bureau and its impact on your credit score.
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NASSAU, MAY 19TH, 2022
The Credit Bureau: What does it mean for me as a Consumer? - Doctor's Hospital Lunch & Learn event
On May 19th, 2022, CRIF had the chance to participate at the Lunch & Learn event organized by Doctor's Hospital where we had the chance to give an introduction on Credit Bureau.
Events Worldwide
News
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OCTOBER 2022
CRIF's point of view in three internationally distributed specialist magazines - 3rd Issue in FinTech Magazine
Digital disruption in financial services is already a reality for retail customers, but it hasn’t happened yet for SMEs and entrepreneurs, who were still seeing their needs and demands pretty much uncovered. SMEs across the globe are looking beyond-banking ecosystems, integrating third-party services, that cover their needs in a single, easy-to-use service, allowing them to focus on their core activities. Find out how STEP, a global marketplace of financial products for SMEs, used CRIF Group’s solutions, including Strands’ BFM and Engager, enriched by CRIF account aggregation, in order to deliver excellence in every product/service to SME and corporate customers. You can read here all about the article “From Open Banking to Open Finance for SMEs”, published in FinTech Magazine.
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SEPTEMBER 2022
CRIF's point of view in three internationally distributed specialist magazines - 2nd Issue in The Banker
The market share of Buy Now PayLater in worldwide e-commerce payments doubled from 2019 to 2021, and now stands at a total share of 3% globally. In 2016 it was only 0.4%. Financial institutions, e-commerce merchants, customers, and regulators will inevitably have to familiarize themselves with the opportunities and, of course, challenges of this disruptive trend. Certainly, BNPL is attractive to customers because it allows them to buy a product immediately without paying the full amount at the time of purchase, but a few challenges need to be faced when dealing with this kind of payment. Find out how an information solutions provider like CRIF can be an important partner for BNPL players to ensure the smooth and effective running of BNPL processes.
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SEPTEMBER 2022
CRIF's point of view in three internationally distributed specialist magazines - 1st Issue in Global Trade Review
Only 56% of companies recognize their business network as an extension of their organization, and this prevents them from knowing exactly what their sustainability impact is in the different segments of their Supply Chain. Furthermore, most companies are now managing their sustainability to some extent, but they often only deal with 10% of their impact; 90% of their carbon footprint comes from the supply chain. Find out how to assess ESG sustainability within the supply chain in the article “Sustainable supply chains: increased visibility of suppliers” published in Global Trade Review (GTR).
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Venice (Italy) June 24, 2022
Energy Efficiency & ESG factors of SMEs: TranspArEEnS project starts data collection with CRIF
The EU-funded TranspArEEnS project, established to deliver a standardized approach to the transparent and rigorous assessment of small and medium-sized enterprises’ (SMEs) energy efficiency (EE) and environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance, has started its exclusive data collection with CRIF. The first and second phases of the Project have already attracted interest from SMEs, which account for approximately 99% of all European companies, as well as from banking and insurance institutions and trade associations. The development of the standardized qualitative-quantitative questionnaire on EE and ESG, specifically for SMEs, also includes additions targeted at recent energy and geopolitical emergencies.
The European TranspArEEnS project enters phase 3