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More consumers in good standing on their credit records The National Credit Regulator released the Consumer Credit Market report and the Credit Bureau Monitor for the quarter ending March 2018 last week. Key observations: General observations Credit active consumers held on bureaus now 25.46 million Consumers in good standing now Read More…
Verification of Personal Identity Information directly with Department of Home Affairs is now available from CPB! On the 10th of April 2018 Consumer Profile Bureau (CPB) was approved for direct access to DHA data and Biometrics. We are honoured to be the first in our Industry to be granted this Read More…
CPB GOES BACK TO SCHOOL CPB is proudly South African, that’s why we CARE about our Youth! In 2017, we put our heads together and realised the greatest contribution we could make in Consumer Education was to start with our Youth! So we kick-started a School Education Project that will give Read More…
The Minister of Finance, Malusi Gigaba, delivered the much-anticipated budget speech for this year on 21 February 2018. The main goal of this year’s budget was to find a way to address the revenue short fall and fund fee-free higher education and training. Over the next 3 years an amount Read More…
Level 3 B-BBEE rating achieved. Consumer Profile Bureau (CPB) has a long history as a South African Credit Bureau with roots firmly in African soil and today we take our next step as a Level 3 B-BBEE company. CPB forms part of the powerful Bureau House Group of Companies, a Read More…
CPB is excited to be shortlisted for the 18th International Banking Technology Awards that will take place in London on December 13, 2017. The Banking Technology Awards recognises excellence and innovation in the use of IT in financial services worldwide. Aimed at showcasing banks and financial institutions’ skills and commitment Read More…
The advent of the Financial Intelligence Centre Amendment Act, No. 1 of 2017 (the Amendment Act) has created both excitement and a healthy amount of fear. Excitement in that most business entities understand the aim and result of what these FIC Act amendments by necessity brings. Nobody in his/her right Read More…
INTRODUCTION: In terms of the amended section 42 of the Financial Intelligence Centre Act, No. 38 of 2001 (“the FIC Act”) all accountable institutions, as from 02 October, 2017 must have a Risk Management and Compliance Programme (“RMCP”). Gone are the Internal Rules and shortly accountable institutions must develop, document, maintain Read More…
The date of 02 October 2017 is of great significance if you are an accountable institution, in terms of the Financial Intelligence Centre Act, 2001 as amended (“the FIC Act”). It is common knowledge that the recent legislative amendments brought about by the Financial Intelligence Centre Amendment, No. 01 of 2017, Read More…
Introduction One of the compliance areas that creates headaches for accountable institutions is the obligation to identify and verify its clients. The obligation to identify and verify has had a major makeover. Whereas the heading to Part 1 of Chapter 3 of the FIC Act previously read “Duty to identify Read More…
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