Creditinfo Group has acquired EveryData Group for an undisclosed amount, bringing the Caribbean-based credit bureau and business advisory firm under its ownership. The transaction marks the completion of a deal that expands Creditinfo’s footprint into new regional markets, though financial terms were not disclosed.
EveryData operates across Jamaica, Barbados, Guyana, and the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union, where it provides credit reporting and data analytics services to businesses. The firm focuses on helping clients interpret financial and consumer data to improve decision-making, with an emphasis on investing in fintech tools and local talent. Its stated mission is to give companies access to intelligent platforms that support data-driven strategies.
For Creditinfo, a global provider of credit information and decision-support solutions, the acquisition adds a established presence in the Caribbean and strengthens its ability to serve clients in emerging economies. The deal aligns with Creditinfo’s broader strategy of expanding its geographic reach and deepening its portfolio of credit bureau services. By integrating EveryData’s operations, Creditinfo gains access to new customer bases and local market expertise that would have been difficult to build organically.
The combined entity is expected to leverage EveryData’s regional relationships and Creditinfo’s international technology infrastructure to enhance product offerings. Clients of both firms may see improved access to credit scoring tools, risk management services, and data-driven advisory support. The acquisition also positions the group to respond to growing demand for digital financial services in the Caribbean, where credit infrastructure remains underdeveloped in several markets.
Post-deal, the focus will be on integrating EveryData’s teams and systems into Creditinfo’s broader network while maintaining continuity for existing customers. The group’s ability to deliver on its promise of smarter data tools will depend on how smoothly these operations merge and whether the combined resources can accelerate innovation in the region.