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Podcast to discuss the emergence of synthetic identity fraud, its true financial impact and how organizations can begin to fight back.

The future of identity proofing in the public sector is more than just verifying individual identities. Read to learn about modernizing identity proofing

Juniper Research recently recognized Experian as a Fraud Detection and Prevention Market Leader in its Online Payment Fraud Whitepaper. Juniper also shared important market insights in the report.

Our national survey found that consumers struggle to find a credit card that meets their needs. They say there are too many options and it’s too time-consuming to research. Here's what they want:

National Hispanic Heritage Month Sept. is 15 - Oct. 15. With 1 in 6 U.S. residents being Hispanic, now is a great time for financial institutions to reflect on their largest growth opportunity.

APIs--Application Programming Interfaces--are the hidden backbone of our modern world which allow software programs to communicate with one another.

With minimal risk and high reward at stake, e-commerce fraud attacks have increased dramatically over the last few years, with no signs of slowing down.

Multiple studies suggest many executives aren’t as engaged as they should be when ensuring their organizations are prepared to mitigate and manage cybersecurity risks. Insights from our Fourth Annual Data Breach Preparedness Survey, conducted by the Ponemon Institute, support this sentiment.

Successful data migration depends on attention to detail, no matter how small. Here are 3 items essential to a successful data migration:

Debt collections - Create a better consumer experience during the debt collection process.

Student loan debt — outstanding debt grew 21 percent since 2013 to reach a high of $1.49 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2016.

Identity theft is frustrating. According to our recent survey, many Americans are unknowingly engaging in risky behaviors online.

Experian’s annual Vision Conference, a four-day event designed to bring business leaders together to discuss the latest ideas and solutions surrounding targeting new markets, growing customer bases and profitability, reducing fraud and more, begins Sunday evening in Orlando, Florida. Over the course of the week, a total of 65 sessions will touch on newsworthy and breaking trends. Attendees will discover: The latest generational insights – including a first look at the coming-of-age Gen Z crowd – regarding credit scores, spend patterns and digital behaviors Multiple presentations on the economy, the mortgage market, student lending, small business forecasts and new developments in online marketplace lending Deep dives on fraud in relation to the epidemic of synthetic IDs, Know Your Customer (KYC) compliance strategies, maturing your organization to defeat fraud, and the dark web Regulatory round-ups touching on everything from the Military Lending Act (MLA), the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) and what is emerging from the new administration Best-in-class sessions on data and analytics, modeling, virtual collections, trended data and credit marketing Intel on the state of commercial lending, the rise of the mircopreneur and the business credit profile across various life stages. Beyond a jam-packed schedule of breakout sessions, the conference will additionally host a series of general session speakers sure to educate and entertain. On Monday, Steve Wozniak, also known as “The Woz” takes the stage to talk about his experiences as co-founder of Apple Computer Inc. and his years in the emerging technology space. Diane Swonk, CEO of DS Economics, will address the crowd on Tuesday to provide details and analysis on the state of the global and U.S. economies. Finally, legendary quarterback and recent Super Bowl MVP and winner Tom Brady will speak on Wednesday to close out the event. Conference attendees can follow everything utilizing their Experian Vision app. Hot stats, pictures and event news will also be shared on multiple social handles using #ExperianVision.

Average amount financed for a new vehicle in Q4 2016 was $30,261 — up $710 from Q4 2015 and the highest amount on record

Recent analysis of the personal loan market revealed a 9-pnt negative shift in the avg VantageScore® credit score for personal loan originations from Q3 to Q4 of '16.