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At Experian, innovation and preventing fraud go hand in hand. That’s why we’re excited to announce a new partnership with Incode Technologies, a global leader in AI-driven identity verification. Through this collaboration, Incode’s advanced technology is now integrated into the Experian Ascend Platform™, helping organizations across industries make faster, smarter, and more secure decisions. With this integration, more than 1,800 global clients—from financial services and healthcare to automotive and digital marketing—can benefit from seamless, real-time identity validation. Incode’s AI-powered solutions verify and connect identity elements such as government-issued IDs, facial recognition, liveness checks, and metadata analysis. The result is stronger protection against synthetic identity fraud and application fraud, while maintaining a frictionless customer experience. In North America, Incode’s solutions will be offered within Experian’s CrossCore Document Verification suite, with global expansion already planned. This flexibility allows businesses to tailor their fraud and risk strategies with unmatched agility and precision. By combining Experian’s global software expertise with Incode’s AI-powered identity verification, this partnership strengthens our mission to help businesses and consumers build trust in an increasingly digital world.

We are proud to share that The Civic 50 has recognized Experian as one of the 50 most community-minded companies in the United States. This recognition, awarded by Points of Light, celebrates Experian’s unwavering commitment to drive positive change in the communities we serve. In the past year alone, Experian has contributed over 71,000 volunteer hours globally, with employees dedicating their time and talents to causes they care about, supporting community organizations through donations, partnerships, and employee engagement. Our employees are empowered to give back through paid volunteer time, skills-based volunteering, and company-sponsored service events. Whether mentoring students, supporting small businesses, or helping families build financial literacy, our teams are making a tangible difference. One standout initiative is our United for Financial Health program, which has reached over 160 million people globally with tools and education to improve financial well-being. This is just one example of how we’re turning our expertise into action. Being named to The Civic 50 is both an honor and a responsibility. It reaffirms our belief that when we invest in our communities, we all thrive. To learn more about how Experian is making a positive impact in our communities, check out our 2025 Power of YOU Report: English  |  Portuguese  |  Spanish

We all have a role to play in protecting our planet. At Experian, we believe that when businesses lead with purpose, we can drive meaningful change—together. That’s why we’re proud to share we’ve earned a trio of honors reflecting our commitment to reducing our environmental impact and building a more sustainable future: the Financial Times Europe’s Climate Leaders 2025, Newsweek’s World’s Greenest Companies 2025 and TIME World’s Most Sustainable Companies 2025 lists. These recognitions reflect our commitment to reducing our environmental impact and building a more sustainable future. Since 2019, we’ve reduced our Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 82%, meaning, those we generate directly such as fuel we burn on-site or in company vehicles, and energy we purchase to power our operations. Since 2024, we cut emissions by 30% and 87% of our electricity comes from renewable sources. We’re also making progress across indirect sources of emissions: 32% of our suppliers now have science-based targets in place, with another 13% committed to reducing their emissions. Our method of gathering data about suppliers is best in class; we use a hybrid approach that combines spend data with data gathered directly from suppliers to calculate our emissions from purchased goods and services. This is our second year appearing on the TIME list. The Financial Times list highlights companies making the greatest strides in emissions intensity reduction, while Newsweek’s global ranking—based on over 25 environmental metrics—recognizes leadership in emissions, water, waste, and transparency. We’ve set ambitious, science-based targets because we believe in accountability, transparency, and the power of collective action. By focusing on these priorities, we grow our customers, our partnerships and our revenue. That is doing well by doing good and making our business resilient for generations to come.