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Build and develop a customized credit scoring model
Friday, 23 March 2007
  • Prevent over indebtedness
  • Trace and locate absconced debtors
  • Determine the Risk Profile of a credit applicant
  • Build and develop a customized credit scoring model
  • Warning of fraudulent information in applications
  • Recover bad debt

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Our clients not only manage and reduce their credit risk, but also maintain a consistently profitable customer base, reduce their number of outstanding debtor days and increase their market share.

Being the second oldest credit bureau in the country, and wholly owned by South Africans, we are proud of the fact that we are 100% pure South African. In fact, so committed are we to the future growth of South Africa, that everything from our products, databases and switchboard system is sourced, designed and made in South Africa!

With a solid industry background and a wealth of knowledge, CPB was also instrumental in the formulation of the National Credit Act, attending parliamentary sessions to give input and submit recommendations prior to the formation of the NCA. Over the years, CPB has formed strategic alliances with many risk information agencies.

We are therefore able to provide our clients with the most comprehensive source of credit risk information in Southern Africa. We are committed to our vision of being 'the bureau of bureaus'. At CPB, we are proud of the differentiators that put us way ahead of the pack:

  • We have a wealth of prior experience and industry knowledge to draw upon
  • We are young, dynamic and entrepreneurial in approach
  • We utilise a world-class infrastructure and cutting-edge technology
  • We make the implementation of new policies, procedures and products simple and easy
  • We are very cost-effective, have a strong balance sheet and are not affected by world currency fluctuations.
  • CPB is currently the most comprehensive source of credit risk information in South Africa.

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 16 July 2009 )