CRIF BÜRGEL expects an increase in company bankruptcies to 19,500 cases in 2020.

Frankfurt Main Finance has been the financial centre initiative of the leading financial centre in Germany and the Euro zone since 2008.

Banky Foiben'i Madagasikara (BFM) and CRIF Group have today announced the launch of the first Credit Information Bureau in Madagascar during a workshop held at Hotel Colbert in the presence of the Governor of Banky Foiben'i Madagasikara (BFM), the Country Managers of the International Finance Corporation (IFC), and the World Bank in Madagascar.

The Asian Development Bank will host the 3^rd Asia Finance Forum: The Future of Inclusive  Finance to be held on 4-7 November 2019 at ADB Headquarters. The forum will bring together policy makers, financial sector supervisors and regulators.

The event will be an occasion to go in depth on topics like: Automatic cost allocation BI solved, BNS 4.0 - Planning and interactive dashboards in DEK Building Supplies, Insurance of cyber risks,  Finance and planning in one place in Office 365 and Power BI and much more.

CRIF Switzerland will be one of the partners of 2019 CFO Forum that will be held in GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute Zurich on October 24th

Current topics and renowned speakers make the CFO Forum a leading independent information and discussion forum for CFOs in all sectors.

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CRIF became a majority shareholder in Inventia back in March 2019 and, with the acquisition of the entire block of shares, it ensures the continuity of its strategy to strengthen its innovative solutions for digital onboarding on the market, guaranteeing an increasingly fast and satisfactory customer experience to the clients of credit institutions, insurance companies, utilities and telcos.

The Central Bank of The Bahamas has recently issued a license to CRIF, allowing it establish the first private credit bureau in the country. As a result, Bahamian commercial banks, credit unions and other eligible lenders will be required to share credit information with CRIF and allowed to access credit reports once the credit bureau will be operational.

The establishment of a credit bureau will help develop the local credit market, allowing SMEs and consumers to move to a more advanced market based on credit references.