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Credit Bureau Singapore, Experian Malaysia Sign Deal for Cross-Border Credit Reporting

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Credit Bureau Singapore and Experian Information Services Malaysia have signed an agreement on June 9 to develop a cross-border credit reporting service, according to a report by The Straits Times on Wednesday.

The platform will allow lenders to access the credit histories of individuals in both markets, the report said.

The platform is built on consumer consent, with data not shared automatically, the report added.

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