Comments for BIIA.com http://www.biia.com Wed, 21 Sep 2011 17:47:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 Comment on China Credit Reporting Regulations: BIIA Responds to Second Draft by ieijcb@attglobal.net http://www.biia.com/china-credit-reporting-regulations-biia-responds-to-second-draft#comment-23 ieijcb@attglobal.net Wed, 21 Sep 2011 17:47:39 +0000 http://www.biia.com/?p=10287#comment-23 As advised in our private response, the information is for members only. If you wish to access to this or similar information we suggest you become a member of BIIA. Sincerely Business Information Industry Association Asia Pacific - Middel East Ltd As advised in our private response, the information is for members only.
If you wish to access to this or similar information we suggest you become a member of BIIA.
Sincerely
Business Information Industry Association Asia Pacific – Middel East Ltd

]]> Comment on China Credit Reporting Regulations: BIIA Responds to Second Draft by biiainfo@biia.com http://www.biia.com/china-credit-reporting-regulations-biia-responds-to-second-draft#comment-22 biiainfo@biia.com Tue, 30 Aug 2011 01:29:23 +0000 http://www.biia.com/?p=10287#comment-22 Dear whom may it concerns, The link, BIIA response on consumer/commercial credit reporting is not working. It would be great help if you email me the contents to following address. lysunny798@hotmail.com Thanks a lot in advance ! Dear whom may it concerns,

The link, BIIA response on consumer/commercial credit reporting is not working.
It would be great help if you email me the contents to following address.
lysunny798@hotmail.com

Thanks a lot in advance !

]]> Comment on Credit Information: Customers Turn Competitors by martac@fcibglobal.com http://www.biia.com/credit-information-customers-turn-competitors#comment-14 martac@fcibglobal.com Mon, 18 Jul 2011 20:26:57 +0000 http://www.biia.com/?p=9677#comment-14 In response to your inquiry regarding the definition of “freshly investigated reports,” FCIB responds as follows: What “Freshly Investigated” Means to FCIB We identify the best sources of information from local “on the ground” suppliers with whom we have established relationships. In providing “freshly investigated” worldwide credit reports, FCIB abides by the following procedures: • Ensuring all information is validated by conducting telephone interviews of the subject companies. • Calling local government sources to ensure verification of trade licenses and registrations. • Contacting trade and bank references supplied on the order. We trust that this clarifies the position of FCIB on the interpretation of “freshly investigated” reports. In response to your inquiry regarding the definition of “freshly investigated reports,” FCIB responds as follows:

What “Freshly Investigated” Means to FCIB

We identify the best sources of information from local “on the ground” suppliers with whom we have established relationships. In providing “freshly investigated” worldwide credit reports, FCIB abides by the following procedures:

• Ensuring all information is validated by conducting telephone interviews of the subject companies.
• Calling local government sources to ensure verification of trade licenses and registrations.
• Contacting trade and bank references supplied on the order.

We trust that this clarifies the position of FCIB on the interpretation of “freshly investigated” reports.

]]> Comment on Credit Information: Customers Turn Competitors by ieijcb@attglobal.net http://www.biia.com/credit-information-customers-turn-competitors#comment-9 ieijcb@attglobal.net Fri, 15 Jul 2011 11:04:45 +0000 http://www.biia.com/?p=9677#comment-9 What “Freshly Investigated” Means to FCIB In response to our post with the title ‘Credit Information: Customers turn competitors’, the Association for Executives in Finance, Credit and International Business (FCIB) sent the following explanation: The FCIB identifies the best sources of information from a local “on the ground” suppliers with whom FCIB has established relationships. In providing “freshly investigated” worldwide credit reports, FCIB abides by the following procedures: • Ensuring all information is validated by conducting telephone interviews of the subject companies • Calling local government sources to ensure verification of trade licenses and registrations • Contacting trade and bank references supplied on the order BIIA appreciates the clarification of the term ‘freshly investigated’ credit reports as it applies to FCIB. This precise statement is welcome because in a recent discussion on the BIIA Business Information Industry Association Network Group on LinkedIn, the responses on what “freshly investigated” means ranged from one day to six months. What “Freshly Investigated” Means to FCIB

In response to our post with the title ‘Credit Information: Customers turn competitors’, the Association for Executives in Finance, Credit and International Business (FCIB) sent the following explanation:
The FCIB identifies the best sources of information from a local “on the ground” suppliers with whom FCIB has established relationships. In providing “freshly investigated” worldwide credit reports, FCIB abides by the following procedures:
• Ensuring all information is validated by conducting telephone interviews of the subject companies
• Calling local government sources to ensure verification of trade licenses and registrations
• Contacting trade and bank references supplied on the order

BIIA appreciates the clarification of the term ‘freshly investigated’ credit reports as it applies to FCIB. This precise statement is welcome because in a recent discussion on the BIIA Business Information Industry Association Network Group on LinkedIn, the responses on what “freshly investigated” means ranged from one day to six months.

]]> Comment on Experian: Acquisition of Medical Present Value (Part 2 for Members Only) by biiainfo@biia.com http://www.biia.com/experian-acquisition-of-medical-present-value-part-2-for-members-only#comment-6 biiainfo@biia.com Thu, 30 Jun 2011 10:32:09 +0000 http://www.biia.com/?p=9800#comment-6 This is further evidence of Experian's aspiration to build a market leading position in the provision of credit management and fraud prevention services in the US Healthcare Market. If it can exploit the synergies that exist between Search America, MPV, and its Consumer and Business credit information businesses and the expertise it has in Decision Analytics, it could potentially dominate the provision of services in this vertical market. Success however will depend on management's ability to create an integrated proposition and go to market strategy combining the best of the acquired businesses and its core capabilities. This is further evidence of Experian’s aspiration to build a market leading position in the provision of credit management and fraud prevention services in the US Healthcare Market. If it can exploit the synergies that exist between Search America, MPV, and its Consumer and Business credit information businesses and the expertise it has in Decision Analytics, it could potentially dominate the provision of services in this vertical market. Success however will depend on management’s ability to create an integrated proposition and go to market strategy combining the best of the acquired businesses and its core capabilities.

]]> Comment on David Emery, President Asia-Pacific: A ‘Road Warrior’ Bows Out by aashurst@worldbox.com http://www.biia.com/david-emery-president-asia-pacific-a-%e2%80%98road-warrior%e2%80%99-bows-out#comment-5 aashurst@worldbox.com Sun, 05 Jun 2011 12:50:34 +0000 http://www.biia.com/?p=9586#comment-5 Hi Jo Good to hear from you - and will write to you with a separate mail Could you please link the Worldbox logo to www.worldbox.co.uk We are presently workng on the new worldbox.net website - the present one is old Thanks Adrian Hi Jo
Good to hear from you – and will write to you with a separate mail
Could you please link the Worldbox logo to http://www.worldbox.co.uk
We are presently workng on the new worldbox.net website – the present one is old
Thanks
Adrian

]]> Comment on Industry News by Industry by admin http://www.biia.com/member-services/industry-news-by-industry#comment-3 admin Mon, 21 Feb 2011 07:34:11 +0000 http://preview.lfmedia.com/biia#comment-3 Dear William, I suggest you contact the FCIB (www.fcibglobal.com) or their parent the NACM. They are running credit circles on a regular basis. Off the cuff I do not know whether they have one on the automotive industry. Best regards Joachim C Bartels Dear William,
I suggest you contact the FCIB (www.fcibglobal.com) or their parent the NACM. They are running credit circles on a regular basis. Off the cuff I do not know whether they have one on the automotive industry.
Best regards
Joachim C Bartels

]]> Comment on Industry News by Industry by William.Esterhuizen@equifax.com http://www.biia.com/member-services/industry-news-by-industry#comment-2 William.Esterhuizen@equifax.com Thu, 17 Feb 2011 19:23:17 +0000 http://preview.lfmedia.com/biia#comment-2 Do you know of any credit discussion groups for the Auto Industry that can be recommended to a client? While they would like them for every region of the globe, they are especially interested in Russia and Eastern Europe - Suggestions anyone? Do you know of any credit discussion groups for the Auto Industry that can be recommended to a client? While they would like them for every region of the globe, they are especially interested in Russia and Eastern Europe – Suggestions anyone?

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