DHAKA : Dun & Bradstreet South Asia, Middle East &
Africa (SAME) announced the launch of its Business Credibility Report (BCR), a
business verification solution designed to help organizations independently
validate and present their business credentials in an increasingly
risk-conscious commercial environment.
The launch responds to increasing demand for verified
business information as business stakeholders look to strengthen due diligence
before extending creditor enteringcommercial relationships.The Business
Credibility Report draws on Dun & Bradstreet’s trusted business data and
global verification capabilities to provide an independent assessment of an
organization’s business profile.
Highlighting the value of the report, Sameer Anees, a
senior executive at Dun & Bradstreet SAME said, “The Business Credibility
Report, endorsed by Dun & Bradstreet SAME, is an indispensable tool in an
organization’s armoury, particularly for firms seeking to enhance their
credentials in an increasingly value-driven business environment.”
Available in five report formats, it presents verified
information that external stakeholders can rely on when evaluating a business.
The report also incorporates macroeconomic, industry and operational
perspectives depending on the requirements of each variant.
In Bangladesh, the Business Credibility Report can help
businesses demonstrate that their credentials can be independently verified,
making it easier for customers, financial institutions and business partners to
assess them with greater confidence. By bringing verified business information
together with relevant industry and operational insights, the report can give
organizations a clearer picture of who they are doing business with and help
create stronger foundations for commercial relationships.
