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| Western Hemisphere Credit & Loan Reporting Initiative
Iniciativa de Sistemas de Reporte de Préstamos Bancarios y Créditos del Hemisferio Occidental |
| The project named Western Hemisphere Credit & Loan Reporting Initiative (WHCRI) tries to replicate a successful experience in the payments system area in the LAC Region in which partnership between a regional (CEMLA) and an international organization (The World Bank), a cooperative approach with other international organizations and institutions with a high level of expertise in the area, country ownership and a high level mandate are the key factors for the success.
This project was approved by the Governors of the Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) central banks in their May 2004 meeting in Mendoza. The Initiative’s objective is to describe and assess credit and loan reporting systems in LAC countries and develop improvement strategies and action plans using a standard methodology. The WHCRI will also define policies and actions for sub-regional integration of credit and loan reporting systems in the region. | 
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| | | | | Missions |  | Mission to Argentina
From 3 to 12 November, 2008. The International Team to do the 9th mission, the members of the International Team were from The World Bank, CEMLA, Bank of Spain and First Initiative consultant. The Local Team included officials from the Banco Central de la República Argentina | | Mission to Chile
August 20-28, 2007.
The 8th mission was done. members of the team were from The World bank, CEMLA and consultants. the local team included officials from the Ministry of Finance. | | Mission to Costa Rica
December 4-8, 2006
The 7th mission was done, the international team were representatives of Banco Mundial, IFC, CEMLA and FIRST Initiative consultant. The local team included staff of the Superintendence of Financial Institutions. | | Mission to Trinidad and Tobago
From October 23 to 27, the International Team visited Port of Spain to assess the Credit and Loan Reporting System in Trinidad and Tobago. Members of the team were from The World Bank, CEMLA and First Initiative Consultant. The Local Team included officials from the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago. |
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