Equifax Australia and The Trade Desk, a global advertising technology leader, have announced a new data partnership that enables advertisers to activate premium, finance-based audience segments from Equifax directly within The Trade Desk platform.
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While PEP, sanctions and adverse media screening are vital for customer due diligence, false positives create unnecessary delays and frustration. These inaccurate matches waste time and resources, slowing down onboarding and impacting the customer experience.
So, how can you optimise your screening process and minimise false positives?
Residential construction companies across Australia are choosing to distinguish themselves from high-risk and unscrupulous operators by seeking an iCIRT rating.
As we know, ‘trustworthiness’ is a crucial business asset. With the construction sector continuing to experience high insolvency rates, 4 in 5 Australians are concerned about construction quality, defects and insolvency risk.
Companies who have undergone the iCIRT assessment share three key reasons how an iCIRT rating has benefited their business:
Consumer trust in the construction sector continues to fall, with two-fifths of Aussies saying their perception of the industry has gotten worse over the past 12 months.
Equifax has been recognised as an ABA100 Winner for Business Innovation, Digital Transformation and Business Transformation in The Australian Business Awards 2024.
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.
Is there a clear plan in your company for the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), or is it being figured out on the fly?
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.
