Country report · 31. July 2023
Tomorrow, the 1st of August, Switzerland will celebrate its National Day. It was in 1891 that the date of Swiss National Day was first decided upon, but it took over a hundred years before the industrious Swiss decided to have a vote and give themselves the day off.
Members News · 29. May 2023
CRIF and Anonos Join Forces to Deliver Responsible AI Solutions Through Privacy-Preserving Synthetic Data in the Age of Generative AI
Economy · 01. March 2023
CRIF has investigated how the proportion of women in management and on the board of directors in Swiss companies has developed over the last ten years.
Members News · 04. January 2023
The future acquisition of ERIF Biuro Informacji Gospodarczej S.A and EBS sp. z o.o. will strengthen the position of CRIF Poland in the local financial services market in terms of developing a customer portfolio, building databases and developing human capital.
Members News · 19. December 2022
CRIF has recently announced that it has joined the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation’s (GLEIF) Vendor and Services Providers Relationship Group.
Economy · 10. November 2022
Germans see financial challenges ahead of them in the coming twelve months and expect to have to adjust their savings behaviour.
Economy · 29. September 2022
“Buy now, pay later” (BNPL) is becoming increasingly popular. According to a study by the Statista research institute published in March, the market share of BNPL in worldwide e-commerce payments doubled from 2019 to 2021, and now stands at a total share of 3 percent globally.
Members News · 22. August 2022
Sustainability according to CRIF: commitment to the ecosystem of partners, suppliers, and customers, their people, the community, and the environment.
Economy · 02. June 2022
The number of company start-ups decreased by 12% year-on-year in the first three months of 2022, according to our latest @CRIFVision-net quarterly data.
Country report · 25. May 2022
In its analysis, ICAP CRIF shows that estimates for the country’s macroeconomic performance are positive for 2022; however, the current developments at an international level are expected to weaken the growth rate of the Greek economy by 1-1.5 percentage points compared to the initial forecasts.