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01 January 2026
Trading update, first quarter FY26
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25 August 2025
Incode Joins Experian Partner Ecosystem Strengthening Fraud Preve...
Integration strengthens Experian’s Ascend Platform with AI-powered identity verification for faster decisions, stronger identity verification and seamless customer experience
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06 August 2025
Experian Exchange Season Three Launches
New series of interviews delivers insights and fresh perspectives from global leaders
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31 July 2025
New AI-Powered Experian Assistant for Model Risk Management Strea...
Newest addition to Experian Assistant product family allows financial institutions to document, validate and monitor models with speed, transparency and audit-readiness
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28 September 2022
Experian Fraud Score aims to boost fraud prevention in the UK
Advanced analytics technology will help more businesses and smaller organisations in the battle against fraud
United Kingdom and Ireland | Insight
23 September 2022
Equifax, Experian and TransUnion Extend Free Weekly Credit Reports in the U.S. Through 2023
Full-Year Extension to Help U.S. Consumers Manage Financial Health During Period of Rising Inflation and Continued Economic Uncertainty
North America | Impact
22 September 2022
Just 1 in 5 female students are considering a career in the data industry
Lack of confidence with science and maths found to be discouraging candidates. Experian partners with The Data Inspiration Group to inspire young people and develop their data skills and knowledge.
United Kingdom and Ireland | Impact
21 September 2022
New electric vehicle registrations grew more than 250% over the last five years, according to new Experian data
Consumers prefer larger models as SUVs make up nearly 60% of electric vehicle registrations in Q2 2022
Business-to-Business | North America | Business | Automotive
16 September 2022
Switch and save: New Experian data finds households could save up to £5,200 on existing credit
New data from Experian reveals that homeowners could save £3,500 [1] on their mortgage payments by switching to a new fixed rate two-year offer. Nearly 300,000 [2] people may be coming to an end of their current mortgage arrangements and could consider switching to cheaper deals. Brits could also save up to £1,200 by refinancing their cars and almost £500 by consolidating their debts with a balance transfer card [3]. With searches for balance transfer cards up 50% year-on-year in July, Experian identifies ways households can switch existing loans to better deals to help with their efforts to save money on existing credit
United Kingdom and Ireland | Insight
15 September 2022
Experian Named to Top 10 in IDC FinTech Rankings Top 100
Comprehensive data insights paired with innovative technology create a winning combination for Experian
North America | Impact