On 20 May 2026 at the CGCC office, Credit Guarantee Corporation of Cambodia (CGCC) and CHIEF BANK officially signed agreements on a Wholesale Guarantee Scheme (WGS) and the Economic Stimulus Guarantee Scheme (ESGS). The agreements were signed by Mr. No Lida, Chief Executive Officer of CGCC, and Dr. Lim Aun, Chief Executive Officer of Chief Bank, in the presence of management and representatives from both organizations.
Through this partnership, Chief Bank has become a participating financial institution of CGCC, enabling the Bank to expand financing under CGCC guarantee schemes to potential businesses, particularly SMEs and MSMEs facing collateral constraints when applying for bank loans.
WGS and ESGS will support Chief Bank in expanding access to finance for businesses facing collateral constraints, while contributing to private sector development and Cambodia’s economic resilience.
On 13 May 2026, CGCC collaborated with Sunrise Institute of Technology, organized a Training Session on “Cybersecurity Awareness and Scam Prevention” for all CGCC staff.
Through this training, all CGCC staff have gained a clearer understanding of the importance of cybersecurity and effective self-protection against online scam. It also serves as a crucial input for the regular performance of personal duties by all CGCC staff in fulfilling their mission to contribute to promoting financial inclusion in the digital age.
CGCC is pleased to warmly welcome a delegation from Lao Credit Guarantee Sole Company Limited (LCGC) from 11 to 12 May 2026 for a study visit on technical knowledge exchange and institutional learning in credit guarantee operations. The delegation comprises 13 participants, including members of LCGC’s Board of Directors, Chief Executive Officer Mr. Wong Keet Loong, and representatives from relevant Lao government institutions.
The visit forms part of LCGC’s ongoing effort to strengthen its operational capacity by drawing on CGCC’s established experience in implementing credit guarantee schemes in Cambodia. It should also be noted that the visit was followed by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between CGCC and LCGC, marking a key step in strengthening cooperation and knowledge exchange between the two institutions.
Through this two-day study visit, CGCC welcomed the LCGC delegation for a structured programme of technical exchange and institutional learning. The visit began with an introduction to CGCC’s institutional background, organizational development, and key performance milestones, followed by a session on CGCC’s product portfolio, and the role of credit guarantees in improving access to finance for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
The agenda also included a practical session on CGCC’s guarantee operation flow, practical experience and lessons learned from working with participating financial institutions, CGCC’s information technology systems, and how digital tools support internal workflows, data management, reporting, and guarantee portfolio monitoring.
The study visit serves as a meaningful platform for peer learning between the two institutions and reinforces the value of regional cooperation in credit guarantee development. Both CGCC and LCGC reaffirm their shared commitment to knowledge sharing among credit guarantee institutions in the region, in support of improved MSME access to finance and broader inclusive economic growth.
On 09 May 2026, CGCC team, under the leadership of Mr. No Lida, CEO of CGCC, conducted a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity to support 160 pregnant women and vulnerable mothers in Slakram Village, Slakram Commune, Svay Chek District, Banteay Meanchey Province.
Through this mission, CGCC provided essential care packages and daily-use items to pregnant women and their families, aiming to ease their daily challenges and promote the well-being of both mothers and their babies. The support included nutritional supplies, maternal care items, and financial assistance for those in need.
This initiative reflects CGCC’s commitment to social responsibility and community well-being, especially for women and families who require additional care and support during pregnancy.
On 11 May 2026, at the Credit Guarantee Corporation of Cambodia (CGCC) office, CGCC and Lao Credit Guarantee Sole Company Limited (LCGC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) marking the establishment of a cooperative relationship between the two credit guarantee institutions to enhance the development of credit guarantee services and the sound growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME) of the Kingdom of Cambodia and Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR).
The MOU was signed by Mr. No Lida, Chief Executive Officer of CGCC, and Mr. Wong Keet Loong, Chief Executive Officer of LCGC, witnessed by senior representatives from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of Finance, Bank of Lao PDR, and CGCC’s management and team, a total of approximately 30 participants.
As Government-established, state-owned credit guarantee institutions, both organizations share a common mandate to ease financing constraints for MSMEs, a sector that serves as a cornerstone of regional economic development.
On 10 April 2026, Ms. Lim Chanthida, Director of Centralized Operations of CGCC participated as a panelist in the roundtable discussion on “Essential Steps to access to Finance for a Bank Loan Application”, organized in the Khmer Products Exhibition 2026 of Federation of Associations SMEs of Cambodia (FASMEC) at the Koh Pich Convention and Exhibition Center.
The panel discussion was organized with the aim of providing knowledge about the key requirements that banks require, providing guidance on how to prepare financial documents and reports with confidence, and sharing experience in request and manage loan.
During the discussion, Ms. Lim Chanthida did a presentation on CGCC’s credit guarantee scheme, introduced how to obtain guaranteed loans and highlighted the important role of CGCC in improving access to finance for SMEs through credit guarantee mechanism. She also shared more insights into CGCC’s credit guarantee scheme which can help reduce the burden of collateral requirements for businesses to increase their chances of obtaining loans from banks.
From 22 – 25 April 2026, under the high leadership of H.E. Dr. Mey Vann, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Economy and Finance and a member of the Board of Directors of CGCC, accompanied by management and team of CGCC and the Non-Bank Financial Services Authority attended the 38th ACSIC Conference on “Strengthening Global Credit Guarantee Ecosystem Through Cooperation, Innovation and Resilience” in Mumbai, India with approximately 100 delegates from 20 institutions worldwide attended the conference.
This conference is held annually to create a forum for experts from all member institutions of ACSIC to provide mutual feedback and gather input for dialogue globally on the credit guarantee system, and to provide an opportunity for all participants to learn more about the mechanisms for providing and accessing financing, risk management, and the innovative use of technology in managing and improving the credit guarantee system. In addition, it is a forum for connecting many financial professionals from member countries to enhance relations for future cooperation, contributing to the strengthening of the global credit guarantee system.
CGCC, as a member of ACSIC, was pleased to participate in a series of international forums to study the global credit guarantee system to ensure increased access to finance for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), contributing to inclusive national economic development.
On 10 April 2026, CGCC held a meeting on the progress of the first quarter and directions for the second quarter of 2026, with the participation of all the CGCC’s management team and staff.
Beyond a meeting, this is an open platform for all staff to share perspectives, exchange opinions, discuss, and receive recommendations with a common goal of exploring innovative ideas to contribute to the development of CGCC into a leading credit guarantee institution and to contribute to enhancing financial inclusion as well as promoting national economic growth.
On 08 April 2026, Ms. Chun Sothany, Director of the Department of Strategy and Business Development of CGCC, participated as an honorary speaker in the WE Share Season 2 program, under the theme “Building Good Governance to Ensure Operational Efficiency and Sustainability,” organized by the Cambodia Women Entrepreneurs Association (CWEA) at the CGCC Office.
In this event, Ms. Sothany was pleased to share her personal experiences and perspectives on building good governance for organizations and implementation in all businesses, serving as an input for participants in transforming a business from a regular business into a business full of confidence from all stakeholders, to help ensure the efficiency and sustainability of the country’s economy.
The WE Share Season 2 program is a sharing platform for women entrepreneurs to learn more about leadership, management, planning, and implementation as complementary inputs to strengthen personal capacity and advance their business development. CGCC is pleased to support Cambodian women entrepreneurs through today’s event and strongly believes that women entrepreneurs will gain practical knowledge, experience, and expand networking for their own capacity building and business development.
On March 26, 2026, upon invitation, CGCC team participated in the AUPP Career Fair Spring 2026, held by the American University of Phnom Penh (AUPP) at the University. In this career fair, CGCC also participated in the exhibition and provided general information about CGCC and credit guarantee to students and general participants to get more understanding, and the job opportunities available at CGCC for all students interested in developing their future career with CGCC.
This career fair is designed to provide a platform for students and general participants to explore more about the job opportunities that are in high demand in the market, and as an opportunity for all participants to grab the chance to explore their dreams in the various institutions that participated in this fair as well.
