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Credit Bureau Asia Limited (CBA) — parent of Credit Bureau Singapore — Two-segment Southeast Asian credit-data estate. (1) FI Data Business — consumer and commercial credit files held at the group's national credit bureaus in Singapore, Cambodia and Myanmar, contributed by 255+ financial-institution members (banks, microfinance institutions, leasing companies, rural credit operators) and combined with public-registry data; the bureaus generate credit default risk assessments from member-contributed, up-to-date data, which in practice means a whole-of-market repayment and delinquency panel for…
Two-segment Southeast Asian credit-data estate. (1) FI Data Business — consumer and commercial credit files held at the group's national credit bureaus in Singapore, Cambodia and Myanmar, contributed by 255+ financial-institution members (banks, microfinance institutions, leasing companies, rural credit operators) and combined with public-registry data; the bureaus generate credit default risk assessments from member-contributed, up-to-date data, which in practice means a whole-of-market repayment and delinquency panel for three countries. Credit Bureau Singapore holds a consumer credit bureau licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore effective 1 April 2025, and all MAS-licensed retail banks are CBS members; in Cambodia and Myanmar the group is the SOLE market player in FI data, i.e. monopoly national coverage. (2) Non-FI Data Business in Singapore and Malaysia — business information, risk management, sales/marketing and commercial insights for 6,000+ enterprise customers, run through Dun & Bradstreet joint ventures (D&B Singapore, D&B Malaysia), sitting on a database exceeding 600 million global business records, plus payment-bureau services that add subscriber-contributed trade-payment data.
From 30 yearsCoverage FinancialsAsset class Equities
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Credit Bureau Asia Limited (CBA) — parent of Credit Bureau Singapore — Two-segment Southeast Asian credit-data estate. (1) FI Data Business — consumer and commercial credit files held at the group's national credit bureaus in Singapore, Cambodia and Myanmar, contributed by 255+ financial-institution members (banks, microfinance institutions, leasing companies, rural credit operators) and combined with public-registry data; the bureaus generate credit default risk assessments from member-contributed, up-to-date data, which in practice means a whole-of-market repayment and delinquency panel for…
Creditbureauasia offers (Alternative, Fundamental, Reference) — Stated: the Non-FI Data Business maintains access to a database exceeding 600 million global business records. Consumer-side record counts are not printed in the extract — infer whole-of-market coverage given all MAS-licensed retail banks are CBS members and CBA is the sole FI-data player in Cambodia and Myanmar (Singapore's adult population is ~4M, so CBS plausibly holds credit files for most credit-active adults, with multi-year history per file). Request the per-country consumer file counts and tradeline volumes..
Consumer and commercial PD/LGD model development and third-party model validation with a genuinely representative national sample, thin-file and low-income credit scoring using microfinance/rural-credit contributor data, cross-border ASEAN credit-risk benchmarking (Singapore vs Cambodia vs Myanmar), captive-market credit exposure assessment for lenders entering Cambodia/Myanmar, trade-credit and supplier payment benchmarking from the payment bureau, SME scoring across the 600M+ record business database, macro-prudential and portfolio-quality analytics, and regulatory/supervisory credit-registry reference data.
The data is with 30 years of history.
Coverage spans APAC, Other; Financial Exchanges & Data; alternative, fundamental, reference; equities.
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