Rule · CBJ · 22 Jun 2017

Circular to Banks Operating in the Kingdom Regarding Credit Inquiry Service Compliance

The Central Bank of Jordan mandates that banks operating in the Kingdom strictly comply with Article 18/a of the Credit Information Law No. 15 of 2010. This directive requires banks to conduct mandatory credit inquiries through the CRIF-Jordan service, addressing observed violations where institutions failed to perform these required checks. The circular emphasizes the necessity of immediate corrective measures to ensure adherence to the law.

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    “violating the provisions of Article (18/a) of the Credit Information Law No. (15) of 2010.”

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