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Good afternoon, It actually is happening in Kenya. The longer you stay without a loan the lower your score becomes. Also in the western world, people that do not need
David The question I pause is this:- Are the CRBs aligned with the new dispensation? Fintech, real time information? My take is that they haven’t kept up with the times.
Dear John Paul, Thank you so much for highlighting the issues of consumer development and the production of counter content. These two are creative (rather than defensive) ways of dealing
Ali and team, First, we should acknowledge that Credit Referencing Bureaus in Kenya are key enablers for the growth of the country’s consumer economy and the quality of consumer credit
Thanks Grace and David. One thing that we may need to look as a country is how the Credit Reverence Bureaus operate. There is too much negative reporting as opposed
Grace Great points on the interest rates. Let me pause a question:- There is a risk element to the alternative credit component. Lack of credit risk information being one. Do
@John Paul Your idea of creating counter content is so on point! It is important to offer solutions to challenges. Best regards Githaiga, Grace On Thursday, 12-07-2018 at 02:00 John
@Grace I guess so. But when you also flip it as a follow up to yesterday’s discussion, we are also being driven to a situation where if you don’t have
@ Indeje, I wonder whether we are being driven to a “you must have a credit score” world and thereby a situation where one might have to take a loan
As regards 3. How about the Credit Reference Bureaus? Are they stuck in a time warp or is the legislation in place encumbering them from innovation? I once spoke to