Posts Tagged ‘CRIF’
CRIF introduces supply chain sustainability analysis tool to the UK
The new tool, Synesgy from CRIF, incorporates the EC’s latest European Sustainability Reporting Standards.
Read MoreArab Financial Services selects CRIF for ‘ready-to-go’ Open Banking use cases
AFS will offer its bank clients across MENA Open Banking use cases and solutions via its Open Finance platform.
Read MoreCRIF: Europeans ’embracing’ digital banking amid rising levels of personal debt
New research by CRIF, conducted among major European markets, found that the rising cost-of-living crisis has made it more challenging for individuals to manage their income and spending.
Read MoreStrands forms partnership with Plaid to expand US presence
Through the partnership, Plaid and Strands will be “advancing API-based data connectivity solutions” to US consumers.
Read MoreCRIF Live Panel Debate: Open Banking data is ‘powerful tool’ in lending to SMEs and consumers
Speakers from CRIF, HSBC, Tide and Beacon discussed Open Banking use cases and data quality during an Open Banking Expo virtual panel debate, in association with CRIF.
Read MoreCRIF roundtable: Banks discuss the need to balance automation and personalisation for SME customers
The roundtable gathered representatives from UK and European banks and specialist lenders to discuss ‘Revolutionising Loan Origination’.
Read MoreCRIF releases Open Banking solutions for UK’s insurance sector
CRIF’s Sara Costantini said the new products “empower insurers to harness new data sources”.
Read MoreCRIF partners with iwoca ‘to make instant finance a reality’ for SMEs
According to iwoca, 82% of SME finance brokers said major banks have reduced their appetite to fund SMEs.
Read MoreSMEs wanting to demonstrate their financial health to lenders rises in 2023
Credit Passport by CRIF said an increasing number of its SME customers are placing importance on their lending profiles.
Read MoreFinancial institutions encouraged to help consumers
Consumers are planning to borrow larger amounts amid rising inflation, despite a lack of trust between customers and financial institutions.
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