Equifax and Dun & Bradstreet FAQs
Want to know more about the new strategic relationship between Equifax and Dun & Bradstreet in Australia and New Zealand? Read the answers to relevant questions below.
Why is Equifax entering into this relationship?
Equifax and Dun & Bradstreet have entered into this strategic relationship to deliver greater value for our customers.
As part of the relationship, Equifax A/NZ will supply commercial data that will support and enhance Dun & Bradstreet’s global offerings. Equifax will also become the exclusive distributor for the A/NZ markets for Dun & Bradstreet international products.
What value will this create for Equifax customers?
This relationship will bring together Equifax and Dun & Bradstreet’s combined expertise in data and analytics to further enhance the Equifax commercial product set in Australia and New Zealand. Equifax A/NZ customers will have access to a commercial product range that benefits from Dun & Bradstreet’s global pedigree.
This agreement will further enhance the Equifax commercial product set by enabling us to actively participate in the “cross-border commercial data” market and drive greater value for our customers who have off-shore counter-party interests.
These solutions will help customers solve the following market problems:
- International business risk assessment
- Global beneficial ownership
- ESG compliance
- Prospecting and sales effectiveness
When will the relationship come into effect?
Equifax and Dun & Bradstreet have officially signed the agreement. The services are expected to go live early in 2026.
Why did D&B enter into a relationship with Equifax?
D&B have chosen to enter into a relationship with Equifax because of our leading position in the A/NZ market as the largest provider of commercial risk offerings, ratings, verification and analytics solutions, and our unmatched breadth and depth of unique data and insights.
Want to know more?
Contact your Equifax account representative for more information, or read the media release.