Establishing a Sound Credit Reporting System: Perspective from Doing Business

Credit registries and bureaus essential elements of the financial infrastructure enhance access to financial services. By sharing credit information, they help reduce information asymmetries, increase access to credit for small firms,...

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Main Authors: Jiang, Nan, Christ, Catrice, Zand, Yasmin
Format: Brief
Language:English
en_US
Published: International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC 2014
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/03/19670592/establishing-sound-credit-reporting-system-perspective-doing-business
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spelling okr-10986-186822021-04-23T14:03:48Z Establishing a Sound Credit Reporting System: Perspective from Doing Business Jiang, Nan Christ, Catrice Zand, Yasmin ACCESS TO CREDIT AUTHORIZED USERS BANK CREDIT BANK LOANS BANK OF TANZANIA BANK REGULATION BANK REGULATIONS BANK SUPERVISION BANKING LAWS BANKING RELATIONSHIPS BANKING SUPERVISION BORROWER BORROWING BUSINESS ACTIVITY BUSINESS CREDIT BUSINESSES CENTRAL BANK CENTRAL BANKS COMMERCIAL BANKS CONSUMER LOANS CONSUMER PROTECTION CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWS CONSUMER RIGHTS CREDIT BUREAU CREDIT BUREAUS CREDIT CARDS CREDIT HISTORY CREDIT INCREASES CREDIT INFORMATION CREDIT INFORMATION BUREAU CREDIT RATIONING CREDIT REPORTING CREDIT REPORTING SYSTEM CREDIT REPORTING SYSTEMS CREDIT RISK CREDIT RISKS CREDITWORTHINESS DATA ENTRY DATA PRIVACY DATA SECURITY DATA TRANSFER DEBT DEFAULT RATE DEFAULTS DOMESTIC MARKET ECONOMICS ELECTRICITY EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION FINANCIAL SERVICES FINANCIAL SYSTEM FOREIGN MARKETS FRAUD GLOBALIZATION INDEBTEDNESS INFORMATION ASYMMETRIES INFORMATION INDUSTRY INFORMATION SHARING INSOLVENCY INVESTMENT BANKING KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT LATE PAYMENTS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL FRAMEWORKS LEGAL RIGHTS LEGISLATION LENDERS LOAN LOAN PERFORMANCE LOAN REPAYMENTS MANDATE MARKET PRACTICES MICROFINANCE MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS MOBILE PHONE NEW CREDIT NONPERFORMING LOANS OUTSTANDING AMOUNTS PAYMENT HISTORY PERSONAL INFORMATION PORTFOLIO PRIVACY PROTECTION PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE SECTORS PROTECTION OF DATA PUBLIC INFORMATION REGISTRIES REGISTRY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REPAYMENT RESULT RETENTION SYSTEMIC RISK TRADE CREDITORS TRADING USER USERS Credit registries and bureaus essential elements of the financial infrastructure enhance access to financial services. By sharing credit information, they help reduce information asymmetries, increase access to credit for small firms, improve borrower discipline, and support bank supervision and credit risk monitoring. This SmartLesson focuses on the Doing Business Getting Credit Credit Information index, which measures rules and practices affecting the coverage, scope, and accessibility of credit information available through a credit registry or bureau. 2014-06-17T16:36:22Z 2014-06-17T16:36:22Z 2014-03 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/03/19670592/establishing-sound-credit-reporting-system-perspective-doing-business IFC SmartLessons http://hdl.handle.net/10986/18682 English en_US CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/ International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research
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topic ACCESS TO CREDIT
AUTHORIZED USERS
BANK CREDIT
BANK LOANS
BANK OF TANZANIA
BANK REGULATION
BANK REGULATIONS
BANK SUPERVISION
BANKING LAWS
BANKING RELATIONSHIPS
BANKING SUPERVISION
BORROWER
BORROWING
BUSINESS ACTIVITY
BUSINESS CREDIT
BUSINESSES
CENTRAL BANK
CENTRAL BANKS
COMMERCIAL BANKS
CONSUMER LOANS
CONSUMER PROTECTION
CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWS
CONSUMER RIGHTS
CREDIT BUREAU
CREDIT BUREAUS
CREDIT CARDS
CREDIT HISTORY
CREDIT INCREASES
CREDIT INFORMATION
CREDIT INFORMATION BUREAU
CREDIT RATIONING
CREDIT REPORTING
CREDIT REPORTING SYSTEM
CREDIT REPORTING SYSTEMS
CREDIT RISK
CREDIT RISKS
CREDITWORTHINESS
DATA ENTRY
DATA PRIVACY
DATA SECURITY
DATA TRANSFER
DEBT
DEFAULT RATE
DEFAULTS
DOMESTIC MARKET
ECONOMICS
ELECTRICITY
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION
FINANCIAL SERVICES
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
FOREIGN MARKETS
FRAUD
GLOBALIZATION
INDEBTEDNESS
INFORMATION ASYMMETRIES
INFORMATION INDUSTRY
INFORMATION SHARING
INSOLVENCY
INVESTMENT BANKING
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
LATE PAYMENTS
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
LEGAL FRAMEWORKS
LEGAL RIGHTS
LEGISLATION
LENDERS
LOAN
LOAN PERFORMANCE
LOAN REPAYMENTS
MANDATE
MARKET PRACTICES
MICROFINANCE
MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS
MOBILE PHONE
NEW CREDIT
NONPERFORMING LOANS
OUTSTANDING AMOUNTS
PAYMENT HISTORY
PERSONAL INFORMATION
PORTFOLIO
PRIVACY PROTECTION
PRIVATE SECTOR
PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
PRIVATE SECTORS
PROTECTION OF DATA
PUBLIC INFORMATION
REGISTRIES
REGISTRY
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
REPAYMENT
RESULT
RETENTION
SYSTEMIC RISK
TRADE CREDITORS
TRADING
USER
USERS
spellingShingle ACCESS TO CREDIT
AUTHORIZED USERS
BANK CREDIT
BANK LOANS
BANK OF TANZANIA
BANK REGULATION
BANK REGULATIONS
BANK SUPERVISION
BANKING LAWS
BANKING RELATIONSHIPS
BANKING SUPERVISION
BORROWER
BORROWING
BUSINESS ACTIVITY
BUSINESS CREDIT
BUSINESSES
CENTRAL BANK
CENTRAL BANKS
COMMERCIAL BANKS
CONSUMER LOANS
CONSUMER PROTECTION
CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWS
CONSUMER RIGHTS
CREDIT BUREAU
CREDIT BUREAUS
CREDIT CARDS
CREDIT HISTORY
CREDIT INCREASES
CREDIT INFORMATION
CREDIT INFORMATION BUREAU
CREDIT RATIONING
CREDIT REPORTING
CREDIT REPORTING SYSTEM
CREDIT REPORTING SYSTEMS
CREDIT RISK
CREDIT RISKS
CREDITWORTHINESS
DATA ENTRY
DATA PRIVACY
DATA SECURITY
DATA TRANSFER
DEBT
DEFAULT RATE
DEFAULTS
DOMESTIC MARKET
ECONOMICS
ELECTRICITY
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION
FINANCIAL SERVICES
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
FOREIGN MARKETS
FRAUD
GLOBALIZATION
INDEBTEDNESS
INFORMATION ASYMMETRIES
INFORMATION INDUSTRY
INFORMATION SHARING
INSOLVENCY
INVESTMENT BANKING
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
LATE PAYMENTS
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
LEGAL FRAMEWORKS
LEGAL RIGHTS
LEGISLATION
LENDERS
LOAN
LOAN PERFORMANCE
LOAN REPAYMENTS
MANDATE
MARKET PRACTICES
MICROFINANCE
MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS
MOBILE PHONE
NEW CREDIT
NONPERFORMING LOANS
OUTSTANDING AMOUNTS
PAYMENT HISTORY
PERSONAL INFORMATION
PORTFOLIO
PRIVACY PROTECTION
PRIVATE SECTOR
PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
PRIVATE SECTORS
PROTECTION OF DATA
PUBLIC INFORMATION
REGISTRIES
REGISTRY
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
REPAYMENT
RESULT
RETENTION
SYSTEMIC RISK
TRADE CREDITORS
TRADING
USER
USERS
Jiang, Nan
Christ, Catrice
Zand, Yasmin
Establishing a Sound Credit Reporting System: Perspective from Doing Business
description Credit registries and bureaus essential elements of the financial infrastructure enhance access to financial services. By sharing credit information, they help reduce information asymmetries, increase access to credit for small firms, improve borrower discipline, and support bank supervision and credit risk monitoring. This SmartLesson focuses on the Doing Business Getting Credit Credit Information index, which measures rules and practices affecting the coverage, scope, and accessibility of credit information available through a credit registry or bureau.
format Publications & Research :: Brief
author Jiang, Nan
Christ, Catrice
Zand, Yasmin
author_facet Jiang, Nan
Christ, Catrice
Zand, Yasmin
author_sort Jiang, Nan
title Establishing a Sound Credit Reporting System: Perspective from Doing Business
title_short Establishing a Sound Credit Reporting System: Perspective from Doing Business
title_full Establishing a Sound Credit Reporting System: Perspective from Doing Business
title_fullStr Establishing a Sound Credit Reporting System: Perspective from Doing Business
title_full_unstemmed Establishing a Sound Credit Reporting System: Perspective from Doing Business
title_sort establishing a sound credit reporting system: perspective from doing business
publisher International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC
publishDate 2014
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/03/19670592/establishing-sound-credit-reporting-system-perspective-doing-business
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/18682
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