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Forbes Focus “The next level of decision-making"
In Forbes Focus, Carlo Gherardi, Chairman, and Eugenio Bonomi, CEO for Business and Global Technologies, talk about CRIF’s vision, strategies and value proposition and how these allow the company to promptly satisfy the increasingly sophisticated needs of markets on a global level.
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Bologna, Italy, October 26, 2021
Green and sustainable finance: CRIF and RED win at G20 Techsprint 2021 for their ‘Climate Risk Analytics Suite’ solution
Banca d’Italia and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) announce the winners of the international G20 TechSprint 2021 hackathon. CRIF and RED win the ‘Analysis and assessment of transition and physical climate-related risks’ category.
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Biškek (Kyrgyzstan) and Bologna (Italy), 23 September 2021
CRIF ACQUIRES CREDIT BUREAU IN KYRGYZSTAN
CRIF, a global company specializing in credit bureau and business information, outsourcing and processing services, and advanced solutions for credit and open banking, has signed an agreement to acquire 70% of “Safe&Sound CJSC”, a credit bureau company in Kyrgyzstan. With the acquisition, the company name becomes "CRIF KG CJSC".
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CRIF is confirmed among the IDC Fintech rankings top 100 for the ninth year running and accelerates its development of digital open banking solutions.
CRIF is in 53rd place in the IDC FinTech Rankings 2021. For the ninth consecutive year, CRIF is one of the top 100 FinTech companies on a global level.
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Dublin, Ireland & Bologna, Italy, 27 January 2021
we.trade bolsters market position with CRIF partnership
we.trade today announced a strategic alliance with CRIF S.p.A’s Skyminder services. we.trade will further strengthen its proposition with the integration of CRIF’s services, which give access to in-depth credit, financial and business information on over 230 million companies all over the world.
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Dublin, 22 January 2021
Irish start-ups hit four-year low, as new annual figures reveal impact of Covid-19 pandemic on Irish economy
• CRIFVision-net records total of 21,924 new company start-ups in 2020, the lowest number on record since 2016
• Overall company start-ups down 4% YoY
• Despite the Covid-19 economic downturn, start-ups have remained more resilient when compared to the 2008 recession
• Annual insolvency figures down 10.7% compared to 2019, following prolonged closure of courts
• However, new company registrations recovered in Q4 2020, increasing 23% YoY
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