Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) South Asia, Middle East & Africa (SAME) has launched a Business Credibility Report (BCR), a verification solution that helps companies independently validate their credentials as they face greater scrutiny from lenders and commercial partners.
The launch comes amid growing demand for verified business information as companies and other stakeholders strengthen due diligence before extending credit or entering commercial relationships.
A Senior Executive at Dun & Bradstreet SAME, Sameer Anees, said the report would help businesses strengthen their credibility in an increasingly risk-conscious commercial environment.
“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,” Anees said.
The report, he said, is available in five formats, with each providing verified information that external stakeholders can use when assessing a business.
Depending on the variant selected, the report also incorporates macroeconomic, industry and operational perspectives, giving users a broader view of a company beyond its basic corporate information.
Dun & Bradstreet said the solution is designed to turn a company’s reputation, which is often difficult to quantify, into a more tangible business advantage by providing independently verified information that can support commercial decisions.
The company said the launch forms part of its broader effort to help businesses build trusted commercial relationships through verified business information and data-driven insights across South Asia, the Middle East and Africa.