MAKATI CITY, 05 May 2021 – Credit Information Corporation (CIC), the country’s public credit registry and repository of credit information, was recognized for its excellence in credit reporting under the finance category of the 2021 Global Business Outlook (GBO) Awards.

MAKATI CITY,  29 April 2021 – Credit Information Corporation (CIC), the state-run public credit registry and central repository of Filipinos’ credit information, supports the celebration of this year’s Credit Consciousness Week from April 24 to 30, 2021 pursuant to Presidential

MAKATI CITY, 31 March 2021 – Credit Information Corporation (CIC), the state-run public credit registry and central repository of Filipinos’ credit information, marked the onboarding of its 106th Accessing Entity (AE) with the addition of Paramount Life & General Insurance Corporation, Malayan Bank, Community Rura

MAKATI CITY, 17 March 2021 – In celebration of the National Women’s Month, Credit Information Corporation (CIC)—the country’s public credit registry and repository of credit information—featured women entrepreneurs who successfully availed of business loans and other financial services from CIC’s accessing entiti

Your credit report gives you an idea of your financial health, much like how your annual physical exam results reveal important details about your physical health.

MAKATI CITY – 23 February 2021 – Credit Information Corporation (CIC)—the country’s sole public credit registry and repository of credit information—earned its ISO 9001:2015 certification following the successful establishment of its Quality Management System (QMS) amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

MAKATI CITY, 08 February 2021 – Credit Information Corporation (CIC), the state-run public credit registry and central repository of Filipinos’ credit information, has recently onboarded Asia United Bank (AUB), along with other banks and lending companies, as its accessing entity.

MAKATI CITY, 12 January 2021 – Financial institutions (FIs) registered with the Credit Information Corporation (CIC)—the country’s sole public credit registry and repository of credit information—may continue to assess borrowers at the introductory price of P10 per credit report until June

To further strengthen credit reporting in the country, the Credit Information Corp. (CIC) is eyeing to onboard more submitting and accessing entities in its database this year.

The country’s central credit registry is determined to “make ends meet” after receiving a lower-than-expected budget for 2021, the bulk of which is earmarked for security and maintenance of its database.