EFX
$187.32
Equifax Inc.
Recent News
Australia Signals Need to Act on Loan Fraud Seen at A$1 Billion
Daniel Mulino spoke at the Australian Financial Review Banking Summit on Monday. The AFR earlier said a Commonwealth Bank-commissioned report signaled loans based on doctored documents across the wider industry could amount to more than the earlier A$1 billion estimate. “I suspect that we are not at the bleeding edge,” Mulino said, referring to anti-money laundering laws.
S&P 500 Posts Third Consecutive Weekly Drop as Crude Climbs
The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 1.6% this week, its third consecutive weekly decline, as oil pr
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Equifax Pricing Shift And Canadian Delinquencies Reframe Credit Risk Story
Equifax (NYSE:EFX) is reducing the price of VantageScore 4.0 mortgage credit scores in an effort to lower costs for lenders and expand access to homeownership. The company is also offering more alternative data to mortgage providers to help assess consumers with limited traditional credit histories. Separately, new Equifax Canada data points to rising financial delinquencies and a shift toward structured borrowing products. For you as an investor, this ties directly to Equifax's core role...