In our letter on credit data in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, we welcome the actions that public authorities and bodies at EU, Member-State and international levels have taken to support businesses and households as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. We also...

In our response to the public consultation on loan origination and monitoring organised by the European Banking Authority (EBA), ACCIS recalls that creditworthiness assessments that use more comprehensive data are more accurate in predicting credit risk and...

In our response to the public consultation on the evaluation of the Consumer Credit Directive (CCD), ACCIS recalls that creditworthiness assessments are an important regulatory requirement to protect consumers from over-indebtedness and recommends five ways to improve...

In our letter, ACCIS recommends that the providers of microcredit assess the prospects of repayment and loan affordability on the basis of data that is relevant, adequate and necessary, including positive information, for each specific credit...

In this document, Credit Reference Agencies share their views on creditworthiness assessments. Those views are articulated around five principles: Principle 1. Creditworthiness assessments should meet two interconnected, primary policy...