Experian, the consumer credit reporting agency, has introduced a savings account for its members that earns 2% to 4% annual percentage yield (APY). The account, called the Smart Money Digital Savings ...

Experian’s acquisition of Own Up will let users access AI-driven mortgage comparisons and preapprovals within its platform.

Experian today announced the launch of the Experian Insurance Marketplace i app on ChatGPT, introducing its trusted insurance comparison platform to OpenAI's audience of millions of consumers. This ...

Experian PLC has been swept up in the market’s broader anxiety about AI disruption, but UBS argues the sell-off has gone ...

Experian ®, a global data and technology company, today announced it has been named a 2026 HousingWire Tech100 Mortgage award winner for Experian Self-Service Prescreen, a powerful solution that ...

The world needs another third-party data marketplace – no, seriously. Well, at least according to Experian, that is. This week, Experian launched its own marketplace for third-party data vendors at ...

Expanding its resources to empower consumers to save and manage their financial health, Experian announces the launch of the ...

DAS Technology today announced a strategic collaboration with Experian®, a global data and technology leader, to integrate their automotive audiences and predictive insights directly into the DAS ...

Credit reporting agency Experian has made a “strategic investment” in location data company PlaceIQ, and that cannot be great news for consumers. Much of Experian’s work is through its sibling company ...

Experian's fair value estimate has been nudged from £42.35 to £42.22 per share, with the discount rate now set at 7.79% instead of 7.63% and the assumed revenue growth rate adjusted from 8.25% to 7.90 ...

Big-three consumer credit bureau Experian just fixed a weakness with a partner website that let anyone look up the credit score of tens of millions of Americans just by supplying their name and ...

COSTA MESA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nearly 106 million U.S. consumers are unable to secure credit at mainstream rates either because they are credit invisible, unscoreable by conventional credit ...