Information regarding an individual's credit standing is contained in:

An agent's report typically pertains to the details and findings from an insurance agent or a real estate agent, rather than credit information. It may include notes on transactions or assessments but does not specifically provide insights into an individual's credit standing.

An attending physician’s report focuses on a patient's medical history and current health status, often used for insurance purposes or medical evaluations. This report is unrelated to credit information and does not address financial standing or creditworthiness.

An index bureau report might relate to various forms of indexing or categorization in financial or legal contexts, but it does not specifically provide a comprehensive overview of an individual's credit history. It lacks the detailed credit-related information found in a consumer report.