Mala’a Score Report for Corporates

Mala’a Score is a 3-digit number that predicts the likelihood of credit repayments on time. The number ranges from 300 to 900 where the higher the score, the lower the risk of not meeting the financial commitments.

The Mala’a Score is dynamic and changes according to the financial behavior of the company. It is derived from information based on the client’s performance of meeting credit commitments from credit providers.

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May 26, 2025

Mala’a Launches Employment Information Service (Huwiya Ratebi) to Enhance Lending Processes and Risk Assessment

In line with Oman’s vision for digital transformation, Mala’a is proud to announce the launch of its new Employment Information Service (Huwiya Ratebi), offering unparalleled value and exclusivity. As a separate addendum to the membership agreement, the innovative service is designed to empower financial institutions with accurate, real-time employment data to accelerate lending processes, reduce […]

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Oman Credit and Financial Information Center (Mala’a) is a partner in the launch of digital platforms for Remote Trading in the Omani capital market

As part of a national initiative to simplify and promote investment in the Omani capital market, and in collaboration with the Financial Services Authority (FSA), Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX), and Istidamah Program, Mala’a is proud to support the launch of four new Remote Trading Platforms for licensed brokerage firms. These platforms, owned by Ubhar Capital, […]

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February 19, 2025

Mashreq signs a membership Agreement with Mala’a

Mashreq, a leading financial institution in the MENA region, has officially entered into a membership agreement with Oman Credit and Financial Information Centre (Mala’a), under the foreign banks category. This agreement grants Mashreq access to a comprehensive database of credit and financial information, which will aid in making well-informed credit decisions, conducting financial capability assessments […]

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