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GPSSA, Etihad Credit Bureau sign an MoU to exchange data and digital connectivity

The partnership enables insight-driven decision making, as GPSSA leverage the Bureau's advanced credit data products to evaluate the financial wellness and stability of the private sector in fulfilling their pension contribution obligations

Published: Fri 15 Nov 2024, 12:20 PM

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Marwan Ahmad Lutfi, director-general of Etihad Credit Bureau, and Faras Al Ramahi, GPSSA’s director-general, signing the MoU. — Supplied photo

Marwan Ahmad Lutfi, director-general of Etihad Credit Bureau, and Faras Al Ramahi, GPSSA’s director-general, signing the MoU. — Supplied photo

In a quest to support UAE-based private sector employers to fulfil their obligation regarding pension contributions on behalf of their Emirati employees, the General Pension and Social Security Authority (GPSSA) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Etihad Credit Bureau, the data technology federal entity known to simply information and reveal powerful financial insights.

The partnership enables insight-driven decision making, as GPSSA leverage the Bureau's advanced credit data products to evaluate the financial wellness and stability of the private sector in fulfilling their pension contribution obligations, which correlates with GPSSA’s proactive service approach and contribute to the UAE governments mission to ensure sustainability and globally competitiveness.

During a ceremony attended by key executives from both corporations, Faras Al Ramahi, GPSSA’s director-general, said: “The General Pension and Social Security Authority continuously looks for new and innovative ways to elevate operational capabilities and the exchange of data and digital connectivity. This collaboration not only correlates with the UAE’s directives to encourage fruitful partnerships, it also provides high quality digital services and an excellent technical infrastructure, while fulfilling our proficient mission to gain knowledge and expertise from some of the most prominent government entities in the nation.”

Marwan Ahmad Lutfi, director-general of Etihad Credit Bureau, said: “This initiative goes far beyond the focus on credit facilities – extending to financial health, security and stability in the government and private sector. By enabling these insights, we anticipate increased clarity and accountability towards supporting the market in meeting their payment contributions to the Pension Authority.”

Both parties have implemented a robust database exchange framework which outlines the supply of information, statistics and descriptive data analytics, while identifying best practices that promote a current and futuristic sustainable digital transformation process for all stakeholders alike.



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