HKMA issues revised statutory guideline on consumer credit data sharing
AIs' credit and compliance teams must align consumer credit data sharing and use with the revised HKMA IC-6 statutory guideline from 12 June 2026
- — Credit and compliance teams at Authorized Institutions must review and align their sharing and use of consumer credit data through credit reference agencies with the revised IC-6 statutory guideline from 12 June 2026, since it sets the supervisory standard under section 16(10) of the Banking Ordinance.
- — AIs must ensure their consumer-credit-data practices reflect the full implementation of Credit Data Smart for credit reference services as incorporated in the revised module, or fall short of the revised supervisory expectation.
- — AIs' collections and customer-remediation teams must incorporate the enhancements to the Hong Kong Approach to Consumer Debt Difficulties and the Interbank Debt Relief Plan reflected in the revised module into their debt-difficulty handling.
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