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Equifax

Equifax, Inc. engages in the provision of information solutions and human resources business process outsourcing services. It operates through the following business segments: U.S. Information Solutions, Workforce Solutions and International. The U.S. Information Solutions segment includes consumer and commercial information services, mortgage loan origination information, financial marketing services, and identity management. The Workforce Solutions segment covers employment, income, and social security number verification services as well as complementary payroll-based transaction and employment tax management services. The International segment offers information, technology, and services to support debt collections and recovery management in Canada, Europe, Latin America and Asia Pacific. The company was founded by Cator Woolford and Guy Woolford in 1899 and is headquartered in Atlanta, GA.

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Equifax reports strong Q4 earnings, eyes margin expansion in 2023

Equifax delivered strong earnings in Q4 2022, focusing on non-mortgage revenue growth and cost-saving initiatives. The company aims to expand margins, complete cloud transformation, and drive above-market revenue growth. Despite challenges in the mortgage market, Equifax is optimistic about future growth opportunities.

Equifax reports resilient Q1 performance amidst market challenges

Equifax delivered a strong quarter despite challenges in the U.S. mortgage market, focusing on margin expansion and growth opportunities.
The company's strategic initiatives in data transformation and new product offerings position it for future success.
While facing uncertainties like inflation and regulatory changes, Equifax remains committed to driving shareholder value.
Equifax's performance highlights resilience and adaptability in navigating market dynamics and leveraging technological advancements.

Equifax reports solid Q2 performance amidst market challenges and growth opportunities

Equifax's Q2 performance reflects strength in revenue generation and margin improvement, despite challenges in the mortgage market and competitive landscape.
The company is focused on leveraging acquisitions, cloud capabilities, and new products to achieve revenue targets and drive growth in key segments.
Opportunities lie in AI utilization, market recovery, and revenue acceleration, while challenges include market uncertainties and competition in verification services.

Equifax reports resilient Q3 performance amidst mortgage market challenges

Equifax navigated challenges in the U.S. mortgage market to deliver solid financial performance and maintain focus on growth strategies.
The company's emphasis on cost reduction, cloud transformation, and new product offerings positions it well for future opportunities and margin improvement.
Despite headwinds, Equifax's diversified revenue streams and strong market position showcase resilience and potential for sustained growth.
Strategic responses to market dynamics, leveraging historical data, and focusing on customer needs highlight Equifax's proactive approach to driving revenue growth.

Equifax projects revenue growth and margin expansion in 2024

Equifax's strong performance in 2023 sets the stage for continued growth in 2024, with a focus on revenue expansion and margin improvement. The company aims to leverage its cloud migration progress and cost-saving initiatives to drive profitability. Challenges in USIS margins and subprime delinquencies require strategic management.

Equifax surpasses Q1 revenue expectations, eyes AI innovation for growth

Equifax's Q1 2024 performance reflects strong revenue growth, exceeding guidance and showcasing stability in its long-term outlook.
While facing challenges in the mortgage market and price sensitivity, Equifax's strategic strengths and opportunities position it for future growth.
Maintaining positive consumer outlook, leveraging AI innovation, and focusing on margin expansion are key strategies for Equifax's growth trajectory.
Navigating uncertainties and seizing opportunities in digital mortgage trends and cloud transformation are critical for Equifax's continued success.

Equifax surpasses Q3 expectations with strong revenue growth and margins

Equifax's Q3 performance exceeded expectations, driven by strong revenue growth and margin expansion across segments.
The company's focus on cloud transformation, new product innovation, and strategic acquisitions positions it for continued success.
Challenges include managing credit health monitoring and sustaining growth amidst market dynamics.
Opportunities lie in mortgage revenue expansion, government vertical growth, and leveraging excess cash flow for shareholder returns.

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Industry-changing initiative set to transform the mortgage income verification process in Canada Industry-changing initiative set to transform the mortgage income verification process in Canada

Equifax® Canada and M3 Group Help Accelerate “Speed to Yes” for Canadian Homebuyers

The move is an attempt by Equifax (EFX) to strengthen and expand its offerings by utilizing its strong position in data analytics, credit, identity and income verification.

Equifax & Alchemy Technology Team Up for FinTech Innovation

TORONTO, Sept.  17, 2019  (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Equifax® Canada’s report on Canadian consumer credit in Q2 shows some cooling after a very active Q1 performance. Total debt per consumer rose by 1.9 per cent to $71,970 at the end of the second quarter in 2019. That comes after a robust 2.6 per cent growth in average debt in the first quarter.

Canadian consumers catch their collective breath - Some concerning signals from Q1 dissipate -

Over the last several days, consumers who signed up to receive the money instead of free credit monitoring must confirm that they are entitled to the monetary compensation.

Equifax adds extra step to claim $125 damage award

Honesty remains the best policy when purchasing a home Honesty remains the best policy when purchasing a home

Equifax Asks: Would you Fib on a Mortgage Application?

L’honnêteté reste la meilleure politique lors de l’achat d’une maison L’honnêteté reste la meilleure politique lors de l’achat d’une maison

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Equifax (EFX) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

Why Is Equifax (EFX) Up 4.6% Since Last Earnings Report?

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At Black Hat, Equifax's chief information security officer discussed how companies need to work together on cybersecurity to win back public confidence.

Equifax's push to regain public trust calls for companies to work together

It seems like the bad news is behind Equifax, making EFX stock an attractive buy on any upcoming dips. Here's everything you should know.

With the Bad News Behind Equifax, EFX Stock Is Becoming a Buy Again

Consumers rushing to collect $125 (£103) in compensation from Equifax after a major data breach could be disappointed, US regulators have warned.

Fund to compensate Equifax data breach victims set to run out

Millions of people have been signing up to receive what they think is a $125 cash reimbursement from Equifax for its criminal mishandling and exposure of their personal and financial data. But the FTC warns that you may see only a small fraction of that, if any, because of the way the $575 million settlement with the company actually breaks down.

You won’t see that $125 from Equifax, so don’t bother claiming it, says FTC

Victims of Equifax’s 2017 data breach will get nowhere near the $125 each that was originally promised — with regulators admitting on Wednesday that they haven’t set aside enough cash to meet an “overwhelming” response. Some 4.5 million people have visited the Federal Trade Commission’s website since the agency last week announced a $700 million.

Equifax victims unlikely to get $125 due to ‘overwhelming’ response

"Because the amount of money set aside for the cash payment option is capped at $31 million, consumers who select that option may not receive the $125 they had expected," noted the FTC.

FTC: Equifax might run out of cash, so please take the credit monitoring

The Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday cautioned consumers about websites masquerading as an official Equifax website.

FTC warns about fake Equifax sites popping up after company agreed to $700M payout

Capital One

Another day, another massive data breach. This time it’s the financial giant and credit card issuer Capital One, which revealed on Monday a credit file breach affecting 100 million Americans and 6 million Canadians.

Capital One’s breach was inevitable, because we did nothing after Equifax

Equifax, Inc. (EFX) CEO Mark Begor on Q2 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Interest in Equifax jumped on Thursday after regulators announced the company will be paying up to $20,000 to victims of its massive 2017 security breach. Equifax, known for doling out consumer credit ratings, became the No.

Americans go crazy over Equifax data breach reimbursements

Equifax (EFX) second-quarter 2019 earnings decrease year over year but revenues increase.

Equifax (EFX) Beats Q2 Earnings Estimates, Cuts '19 EPS View

Equifax reported its quarterly earnings results late today, bringing in a profit that topped Wall Street's guidance. EFX stock barely moved.

Equifax Earnings: EFX Stock Edges Largely Unmoved as EPS Top Guidance

Equifax Inc. EFX, +1.25% shares ticked higher in the extended session Wednesday after the credit-monitoring company reported earnings and its outlook following its recently announced settlement.

Equifax reports earnings, outlook following settlement announcement

Equifax’s data-breach settlement will pay out at least $650 million in restitution to consumers and government fines, but it could also help usher in a new era in identity verification — one that doesn’t include Social Security numbers.

Equifax ordered to seek alternatives to Social Security numbers to verify identities — this is what could be used next

Equifax could pay up to $700 million as part of a settlement related to the 2017 hack that exposed the personal information of roughly 147 million consumers.

Why the $700 million Equifax settlement isn’t nearly as generous as it sounds

Consumers affected by the massive Equifax Inc  data breach in 2017 will not reap any windfalls from the credit reporting company's $700 million U.S. settlement announced on Monday, but may face a cumbersome process to get compensation.

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