FEBIS
FEBIS · 15. November 2024
FEBIS, represented by its Vice-President Luis Carmona, participated in the 32nd plenary meeting of the International Credit Reporting Committee (ICCR)
FEBIS · 31. May 2024
The new Code of Conduct and the adapted retention periods elaborated by the German Association “Die Wirtschaftsauskunfteien eV” (“DW”), which represents the interests of the major German credit reporting agencies, have been approved by the Data Protection Authority.
FEBIS · 11. January 2024
Over a cozy Christmas dinner, I once again had to explain what I do and where I work. I didn’t want to
dismiss it with a simple answer like ‘something to do with information’. And then I realized that this is
increasingly difficult to explain. Even though I've been in ‘this business’ for some time now. There is
much more involved in ‘something with information’ than there was 30 years ago.
FEBIS · 08. November 2023
In an increasingly interconnected world, cybersecurity has become a critical concern. Digital threats are constantly evolving, and cybercriminals are constantly looking for new ways to exploit vulnerabilities in systems and networks.
FEBIS · 31. October 2023
The World Bank’s permanent committee ICCR (International Committee on Credit reporting) held last week its “Fall Plenary Meeting 2023”. The committee discussed the status and developments in the credit reporting industry as well as future trends and innovations to improve the current reporting systems.
FEBIS · 26. September 2023
FEBIS Working Group on “Late Payments”, which objective is to increase and share the knowledge on this topic has released a second edition about the situation in some countries, not only on legal aspects, but also on the best practices and the impact of late payments in the economy.
FEBIS · 31. August 2023
One of the components of this Observatory is the Stakeholder's Forum, composed of associations, information providers, and administrations with experience in the problem of late payments.
FEBIS · 29. August 2023
Crucial digital policy legislation being drawn up at the EU level such as the AI Act, which is the first attempt worldwide to regulate AI systems specifically, will rely heavily on technical standards
FEBIS · 16. May 2023
FEBIS Working Group on “Late Payments”, which objective is to increase and share the knowledge on this topic has released a first version about the situation in some countries, not only on legal aspects, but also on the best practices and the impact of late payments in the economy.