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    2013 Annual Conference and General Assembly

    from 16/10/2013 to 19/10/2013

    Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

    The Africa Microfinance Network (AFMIN) and The Association of Ethiopian MicroFinance Institution (AEMFI) will organize the 12th Annual Conference and General...

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    KING FAHD PALACE, June 2-6, 2014 DAKAR, SENEGAL

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  • The Central Bank of Congo upgrades its risk assessment software

    May 7, 2013


    06.05.2013 Making Finance Work for Africa - The Central Bank of Congo has acquired the ISYS-CERI software in a bid to modernise its risk assessment system, it was revealed on April 29th.

    The Central Bank of Congo has acquired the ISYS-CERI software in a bid to modernise its risk assessment system, it was revealed on April 29th.

    The new system now integrates micro-finance institutions, savings and credit cooperatives as well as the Fund for the Promotion of Industry and the Development Finance Corporation, Le Potentiel newspaper reports.

    It will take into account more information about the precise identification of borrowers and completeness of loans without any threshold limit.

    BCC governor Jean-Claude Masangu Mulongo told L'Observateur newspaper that the institution is committed to significantly improve the services of the existing risk assessment system, based on standards set by the International Finance Corporation, including the quality and completeness of information, access to the database as well as user satisfaction.

    Thanks to this system, financial institutions will be able to better appreciate the risks they face, especially the amount of overall client indebtedness over the entire banking system.



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