2017-06-22
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The Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan mandates that all banks operating in the Kingdom must fully comply with Article 18/A of the Credit Information Law No. 15 of 2010. This directive requires banks to utilize the credit inquiry service provided by CRIF-Jordan for client assessments. The order addresses observed violations where some banks failed to conduct these mandatory inquiries.
Source: Central Bank of Jordan — original document
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No. 28/1/8872 Date: 22/6/2017 Circular to banks operating in the Kingdom After Greetings, Through our continuous follow-up on the activity of “CRIF- Jordan” company regarding the credit inquiry service, it was noticed that some banks do not inquire about the clients through that service as required, thus violating the provisions of Article (18/A) of the Credit Information Law No. (15) of 2010. Accordingly, I emphasize the necessity of undertaking adequate procedures to ensure full compliance with the provisions of this law. Respectfully,, Governor Dr. Ziad Fariz
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