Rule · CBJ · 26 Aug 2020
The Central Bank of Jordan mandates that banks and microfinance companies must provide clients with a copy of their credit report when denying credit facilities based on negative data, as required by Article 19/c of the Credit Information Law No. 15 of 2010. The circular prohibits institutions from directing clients to the Jordan Credit Bureau CRIF for data deletion or inquiry unless the specific cases defined by law apply. Additionally, regulated entities are required to submit credit information and any amendments to the Jordan Credit Bureau CRIF on a regular basis.
No.: 27/1/10830
Date: 7/1/1442 Hijri
Corresponding to: 26/8/2020
Circular to banks and Microfinance Companies operating in the Kingdom After Greetings, Through studying and following up the complaints received by the Central Bank, it became clear to us that some banks and microfinance companies invoking the Jordan Credit Bureau CRIF when refusing granting credit facilities to the client without providing him/ her with a copy of his/ her credit report. And this violates the provisions of Article (19 / c) of the Credit Information Law No. (15) of 2010. Therefore, I emphasize the following:
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“violates the provisions of Article (19 / c) of the Credit Information Law No. (15) of 2010.”
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