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Published January 07, 2013

CIMB standardises loan decisioning and credit scoring system to enhance risk management

Centralisation of CIMB’s business rules and scorecards created greater precision in retail credit loan evaluation and approval decision whilst streamlining workflow processes.

Date: Jan 07, 2013
Author: Foo Boon Ping
Categories: Consumer Credit, Operational Risk, Retail Banking, Risk and Regulation
Keywords: Malaysia, CIMB, CRDE, LOS

CIMB may be the second largest bank in Malaysia, but the regional universal bank, with total assets of about $105 billion, has differentiated itself through its strong physical presence in the region.…

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