Credit Bureau Ishenim CJSC
The Credit Bureau was established on March 17, 2003. We collect, process and store information about credit history entities (individuals and legal entities) and their obligations, generate and issue credit reports, and provide additional services to our partners in order to provide support in reducing credit risks.
The partners of the Credit Bureau are more than 240 financial and credit institutions, with the assistance of which the Bureau has created a unique database of more than 2,200,000 credit histories.
Mission
Creation of a reliable database of credit histories to build confidence and improve the financial capabilities of participants in economic relations.
Basic principles of activity:
The principle of reciprocity, mutual exchange.
Access to services is provided exclusively to participants in the credit information exchange system, who regularly replenish the Credit Bureau database with their own relevant data.
The principle of reliability, reliability. Organizations providing information to the Credit Bureau are responsible for its accuracy, reliability, relevance and confidentiality. The Credit Bureau, for its part, is responsible for the correct processing of information, ensuring safe storage, the correct generation of reports, and increasing the reliability and quality of information.
Safety principle. The Credit Bureau uses strict standards and a multi-level information protection system.
The Credit Bureau was established on March 17, 2003. We collect, process and store information about credit history entities (individuals and legal entities) and their obligations, generate and issue credit reports, and provide additional services to our partners in order to provide support in reducing credit risks.
The partners of the Credit Bureau are more than 240 financial and credit institutions, with the assistance of which the Bureau has created a unique database of more than 2,200,000 credit histories.
Mission
Creation of a reliable database of credit histories to build confidence and improve the financial capabilities of participants in economic relations.
Basic principles of activity:
The principle of reciprocity, mutual exchange.
Access to services is provided exclusively to participants in the credit information exchange system, who regularly replenish the Credit Bureau database with their own relevant data.
The principle of reliability, reliability. Organizations providing information to the Credit Bureau are responsible for its accuracy, reliability, relevance and confidentiality. The Credit Bureau, for its part, is responsible for the correct processing of information, ensuring safe storage, the correct generation of reports, and increasing the reliability and quality of information.
Safety principle. The Credit Bureau uses strict standards and a multi-level information protection system.
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