Experian’s headquarters are in Dublin, Ireland. They have operational headquarters in Nottingham (UK), Costa Mesa (California), and São Paulo (Brazil). Experian plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange (EXPN) and in a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index. In March 2011 Experian claimed revenue for the prior year of $4.2 million. Currently, Experian employs over 15,000 people, working in 41 countries. Experian’s main business focus is on credit information services. These services provide insight and tools that help businesses target new markets, predict and manage risk, and optimize customer relationships. Experian also offers Decision Analytics, which enables organizations with large customer bases to manage and automate large volumes of day-to- day decisions. Experian’s clients include international banks, utility companies, public service providers, and more. Experian focuses on providing quality data and analytics to businesses to help them better assess risk. They possess a massive consumer and commercial database that they manage to help businesses obtain the best and most up-to-date information. They then extract significant extra value with this data by applying their own proprietary analytics and software. Experian diligently works to maintain their worldwide notoriety and growth. Their main global focus is to increase their global reach by expanding their global network and extending their capabilities into new geographic areas. They focus on innovation and on enhancing their analytics to deliver high value to their clients. They also strive to achieve operational excellence by leveraging their global scale to deploy global products into new markets. Equifax Equifax is the oldest and largest credit bureau in existence today. They were originally founded in 1898, 70 years before the creation of TransUnion.