The Mexican Credit Reporting Industry Reform: A Case Study
A country's legal and regulatory framework for credit reporting and data protection has a significant impact on how, and even whether, a credit reporting industry develops. This case study describes Mexico's experience encouraging competition in the credit information market. It touches up...
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| Language: | English |
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Washington, DC: World Bank
2012
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9229 |
| Summary: | A country's legal and regulatory framework for credit reporting and data protection has a significant impact on how, and even whether, a credit reporting industry develops. This case study describes Mexico's experience encouraging competition in the credit information market. It touches upon its key aspects, including the main drivers and objectives; the reform stages and constituents and institutions involved in them; obstacles faced and how they were overcome; results and outcomes of the reform; and some of the lessons learned. |
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