back Back

Nova Credit gets regulatory nod to provide credit references in the UK

By Gloria Methri

January 23, 2023

  • Credit Management
  • Credit risk
  • Credit Score
Share

Nova Credit, Digital Lending, Credit Management, Credit score, Loan management, Origination, Underwriting, UK, FintechsNova Credit UK has received the requisite permissions from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to provide credit references in the United Kingdom. Through its Nova Passport technology, the firm intends to make it easier, faster, and more equitable for immigrants living in the UK to access its credit products and services.

Nova Credit’s technology unlocks consumer-permissioned access to over 2 billion credit profiles worldwide. By working with Nova Credit UK, financial services providers in the UK can now incorporate credit information from foreign bureaus as part of their creditworthiness assessment.

Misha Esipov, Co-founder & CEO of Nova Credit, said, “The UK is home to one of the world’s largest and most diverse immigrant communities; one in seven people in the UK was born overseas. We are thrilled to bring Nova Credit across the Atlantic to support the next generation of UK-bound immigrants. This critical consumer segment is the largest driver of the country’s population growth and is mission-critical to any business looking to maintain and grow market share.”

Collin Galster, Non-Executive Director of Nova Credit UK, added, “Using the Nova Passport, UK lenders will be able to understand the financial history of consumers from over 20 countries and instantly use this information to make more fair and inclusive decisions. We have been thrilled by the reception we’ve received from the UK’s leading banks, FinTechs, auto lenders, and telecom providers, and look forward to announcing our first wave of partners in the coming months.”

Blending deep relationships with credit bureaus globally and API-driven credit risk technology, Nova Passport pulls newcomers’ established credit data from reputable bureaus in their countries of origin and translates it into an equivalent score and report suitable for use by lenders and financial services providers in their new host country.

Seamlessly integrated into a financial institution’s credit application process, the company’s technology enables UK lenders to make more real-time application approvals responsibly and at a greater scale to people who would otherwise be excluded from obtaining financial access.

Previous Article

January 23, 2023

insured.io introduces Payment Center

Read More
Next Article

January 23, 2023

NBB and JCB partner to enable the acceptance of JCB Cards

Read More









IBSi Daily News Analysis

Middle East, Egypt

January 16, 2024

Credit Management

Egypt among top remittance recipient countries in 2023: World Bank

Read More

IBSi FinTech Journal

  • Most trusted FinTech journal since 1991
  • Digital monthly issue
  • 60+ pages of research, analysis, interviews, opinions, and rankings
  • Global coverage
Subscribe Now

Other Related News

Today

Finastra taps Databricks to boost AI capabilities & enhance services

Read More

Today

FinBox & Capital Now team to enhance digital onboarding and risk assessment

Read More

Today

Surge in digital identity fraud is a major problem for financial services, research reveals

Read More

Related Reports

Sales League Table Report 2023
Know More
Global Digital Banking Vendor & Landscape Report Q4 2023
Know More
Wealth Management & Private Banking Systems Report Q4 2023
Know More
IBSi Spectrum Report: Supply Chain Finance Platforms Q4 2023
Know More
Treasury & Capital Markets Systems Report Q4 2023
Know More

IBSi Sales League Table

The industry acknowledged barometer of global banking technology vendor performance!
Get your copy now!
close-link
Get your copy now! IBSi Sales League Table 2023