Credit Information Sharing in Australia: A Roadmap for Transitioning
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PERCThis document summarizes key lessons from transitioning to a positive credit reporting system in Australia based on a presentation given by Michael Turner. It discusses benefits like increased access to credit and more equitable access. It also covers potential challenges like a short-term contraction in lending ("valley of transition") and importance of privacy laws. Other topics include the role of data quality, participation incentives, value-added products, and lessons from the US subprime crisis.
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Credit Information Sharing in Australia: A Roadmap for Transitioning
- 1. POLITICAL & ECONOMIC RESEARCH COUNCIL by Michael Turner, Ph.D. D&B Consumer Credit Conference Melbourne, Australia – October 14, 2008 Credit Information Sharing in Australia: A Roadmap for Transitioning
- 9. Elements of an Effective Legal & Regulatory Framework Data Subject rights and protections Data furnisher obligations Credit bureau obligations Control over third-party access to credit file Regularly report accurate data Data quality standards Right to access credit file (free disclosure) Respond to consumer disputes in timely fashion Disclosures to data subject Procedures for consumer disputes and reverification Duty to correct and update inaccurate information Dispute resolution procedures Redress for harms Duty to report status of account (open, closed, delinquent) Data privacy and security, including third-party verification Notification of adverse actions and dispute rights Duty to respond to suspected ID fraud Inclusion of financial, governance and security standards
- 46. POLITICAL & ECONOMIC RESEARCH COUNCIL 100 Europa Drive, Suite 403 Chapel Hill, NC 27517 www.infopolicy.org Phone: +1.919.338.2798