Credit Bureau Cambodia is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for credit information and financial data governance, supporting the country’s broader finance and banking oversight framework. Its regulatory scope centers on credit reporting systems, data standards, information sharing, risk assessment practices, and compliance expectations that inform lending discipline, transparency, and financial sector governance. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activity related to credit reporting, financial oversight, and the evolving compliance framework in Cambodia.
Credit Bureau Cambodia states that positive repayment records are kept up to 10 years while negative repayment records are retained for three years after full loan repayment in Cambodia's credit reporting system.
Credit Bureau Cambodia states that positive credit information is retained up to 10 years while negative credit information is retained three years after full repayment, impacting credit reporting and finance assessments in Cambodia.
Credit Bureau Cambodia announced the publication of its Loan Situation Report 2025, covering both consumer and commercial credit in Cambodia. The report highlights provincial credit balances, female borrower concentration, and 90+ days past due indicators.
Credit Bureau Cambodia’s CEO participated as an honorary panelist in a seminar organized by the National Bank of Cambodia to disseminate the lending survey results for the second half of 2025. The discussion addressed Cambodia’s credit market, including opportunities, challenges, and supporting regulatory policies for lending activities.
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