Equifax recognised as an ABA100 Winner in three categories in The Australian Business Awards 2024
14th Oct 2024

Equifax has been recognised as an ABA100 Winner for Business Innovation, Digital Transformation and Business Transformation in The Australian Business Awards 2024.

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When it was announced in 2017 that the world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil but data, organisations were already leveraging data to manage credit risk, predict future trends, and unlock new revenue systems to drive business growth. 

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Insights from Equifax’s Panel Discussion: The Intersection of Innovation, AI and Open Data
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Integrating AI into Your Strategic Vision: Steps for Success

Is there a clear plan in your company for the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), or is it being figured out on the fly?

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We are constantly expanding the depth and predictiveness of our data to help you innovate faster and create more effective insights into the people and communities you serve - enabling more financially inclusive opportunities.

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Fraud risk is fast becoming a costly issue for auto dealerships. The shift to online purchasing has given fraudsters, scammers and criminal syndicates, more opportunity to manipulate fidentity information to secure loans and acquire vehicles through deception. 

With the lure of lucrative payouts, fraudsters are refining their tactics to exploit gaps in fraud protection strategies, including how customer identities and driver’s licenses are verified and authenticated.

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Statement on Pacific Project Group (PPG) being identified as an iCIRT-rated builder

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Keeping on top of your registrations on the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) isn’t just a one-time task – it’s an ongoing commitment to safeguarding your interests. 

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Why PPSR Guidance is Needed During Insolvency Surge

By Malcolm Poslinsky, PPSR Specialist, EDX from Equifax

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The ongoing housing crisis remains a hot topic and one of the major concerns for many Australians. Figures from Equifax1 confirm a troubling trend: home ownership in Australia becomes a progressively distant aim for younger people. 

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