Audio By Carbonatix
Managers of the only licensed credit reference bureau, XDS Data say cooperation from the banks has improved greatly after initial difficulties.
The bureau keeps information on the credit histories of bank customers.
Majority of the banks in the past had not been very forthcoming with the necessary data on customers to enrich the database.
XDS Chief Executive, George Ahiafor however told Joy Business the banks are now beginning to show a strong commitment after realizing the advantages of the system.
He said apart from some two banks, all the banks in the country had signed up to the system.
He said the only little challenge is meeting the requirement to constantly update the data on a monthly basis.
Joy Business has learnt of moves to license a second credit reference bureau.
But Mr. Ahiafor said this may be counterproductive.
He said the market was not that large to warrant two credit bureaus.
Mr. Ahiafor said if care was not taken, the business could be derailed.
Source: Joy Business
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
‘October 3 is the only poll I believe in’ – Paul Afoko dismisses NPP chairmanship survey
1 hour -
Contractors who delay projects risk losing Big Push contracts – Agbodza
1 hour -
NPA uses Fetu Afahye to educate consumers on petroleum safety
1 hour -
Roads Minister orders contractors to keep working during official visits
1 hour -
New 4-year bond attracts GH¢4.46bn in bids
1 hour -
AIA VIP Lounge to be completed without taxpayer funds – Ablakwa
2 hours -
KEEA Assembly disburses GH¢267,518 to 94 PPCs in third quarter
2 hours -
GAF clears 175.6km corridor for Accra-Kumasi Expressway ahead of schedule
2 hours -
Dr Abu Sakara urges African youth to lead economic freedom
2 hours -
24-Hour Economy mobilises GH¢1bn for poultry value-chain transformation
2 hours -
From working in his room to building a business group – Michael Bartlett-Vanderpuye’s journey
2 hours -
SOEs dividend contributions fall 45.5% in 2025- Report
2 hours -
DBG steps up textile industry financing with new investor-ready projects
2 hours -
GPL: Hearts make emphatic winning start, Debibi United hold Kotoko
2 hours -
Middle East conflict disrupts Ghana’s gold exports as first-half volumes dip
2 hours