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EFX · Industrials · Consulting Services · Market cap $18.94B

7 funds in our archive have pitched Equifax Inc., most recently Brown Advisory Large-Cap Sustainable Growth Strategy in September 2026.

Company profile

Equifax Inc. operates as a global data and analytics company, delivering a range of information solutions and specialized human resources administrative process outsourcing services. Its clientele spans across businesses, governmental organizations, and individual consumers. The company's operations are structured into three primary divisions: Workforce Solutions, U.S. Information Solutions (USIS), and International. The Workforce Solutions segment specializes in employment-related data, offering verification services for income, employment history, criminal records, and Social Security numbers. It also provides tools for payroll-based transactions, employment tax management, and products aimed at protecting against identity theft. The U.S. Information Solutions (USIS) segment provides a comprehensive suite of services for both consumers and businesses within the United States. These offerings include extensive credit data and scoring, sophisticated credit modeling and portfolio analytics, identity verification and fraud detection/prevention services, and various consulting options. Additionally, USIS supports mortgage services, financial marketing initiatives, identity management solutions, credit monitoring products, and online decisioning technology solutions, alongside portfolio management and mortgage reporting services. Globally, the International segment delivers similar information service products, encompassing consumer and commercial credit and financial data, credit scoring, and advanced modeling. This division also provides credit-related marketing products and services, as well as technology and support for debt collection and recovery management. Equifax serves a diverse array of industries, including financial services, mortgage, employment, telecommunications, retail, automotive, utilities, brokerage, healthcare, and insurance, in addition to federal, state, and local governments. With a substantial international presence, the company conducts business in numerous countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, the United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and many other nations across Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Founded in 1899, Equifax maintains its corporate headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Fund signal · last 12 months

24 letters

Funds are split between buying and selling

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4 buys · 3 new positions · 36%7 sells · 5 full exits

Moves described in fund letters in our archive. A sentence published word for word by several funds of one house in the same quarter counts once.

Position history

Between Q4 2024 and Q4 2026, 26 fund letters reported a position in Equifax Inc., with 5 buys (opened or added) and 7 sells (trimmed or exited).

Fund letters reporting a position in Equifax Inc., by quarter
QuarterLettersBoughtSoldTheses
Q4 20261010
Q3 202610122
Q2 202611232
Q1 20261101
Q4 20251010
Q3 20251000
Q4 20241102

Bought and Sold count moves: the same sentence published by several funds of one house in a quarter counts once.

Fund activity · 26 positions · 13 moves

  • “Detractors included Cooper Companies and Equifax. In both cases, developments damaged our view of the quality of the business, its management, or both, and we exited the positions.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • September 2026
    “• We initiated a position in Equifax, a leading credit bureau and provider of data analytics, given the company’s proprietary, difficult-to-replicate data assets, particularly its employment and income database, The Work Number.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “U.S.-based Equifax also detracted.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “That perspective also shapes how we think about the companies already in the portfolio. Broadly, fundamentals have continued to develop in line with or ahead of our expectations, including across a number of holdings revisited through Drawdown Reviews earlier in the year. Share prices have not always followed. Visa and Mastercard have recovered strongly, while Experian and Equifax have remained under pressure despite continued fundamental delivery.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “Weakening fundamentals led us to exit CoStar Group, Inc. (CSGP), Insulet Corporation (PODD), and Parsons Corporation (PSN), along with credit-reporting and scoring companies Equifax Inc. (EFX) and Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO), which face mounting regulatory pressure from the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA).”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “At the end of the quarter, we sold out of Equifax Inc. (EFX), another detractor year-to-date.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “Broadly, fundamentals have continued to develop in line with or ahead of our expectations, including across a number of holdings revisited through Drawdown Reviews earlier in the year. Share prices have not always followed. Visa and Mastercard have recovered strongly, while Experian and Equifax have remained under pressure despite continued fundamental delivery.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “Fellow portfolio holding Equifax (-13% over the quarter) is also in the cross-hairs of the regulator for its role in the mortgage origination process.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “Insurance broker Aon’s stock declined as commercial market pricing softened and investors balked at the USI Insurance Services acquisition, while credit bureau Equifax’s stock fell as higher mortgage rates hindered growth and regulatory noise accelerated.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “Insurance broker Aon’s stock declined as commercial market pricing softened and investors balked at the USI Insurance Services acquisition, while credit bureau Equifax’s stock fell as higher mortgage rates hindered growth and regulatory noise accelerated.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • Listed in WS Lindsell Train North American Equity Fund’s reported holdings.

    Equifax Inc.
  • Listed in Harding Loevner Global Equity’s reported holdings.

    Equifax Inc.
  • “Equifax Inc. (EFX) is a global data, analytics, and technology company that maintains proprietary consumer databases including income and employment verification known as “The Work Number.” Persistently high interest rates pressured mortgage origination volume in the quarter, a headwind to earnings. Additionally, regulatory fears increased in the quarter as Federal Housing Finance Agency director Bill Pulte referenced potential actions targeting credit bureau pricing and the existing tri-merge credit reporting standard. This incremental regulatory risk caused us to moderate the investment position size, but we retained exposure to the company.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “We purchased one new position during the quarter: Equifax, Inc. We sold two positions during the quarter:”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “Equifax Inc (EFX) – a leading credit bureau and verification network organization – was pressured in the second quarter despite a strong quarterly result as the company did not increase full-year revenue guidance due to U.S. mortgage activity uncertainty largely as a function of rates.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “These changes included the full sale of Intuit (INTU) and a meaningful reduction in Broadridge (BR) and Equifax (EFX).”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “During the quarter, we initiated positions in two quality companies, TJX Companies (TJX) and Amphenol Corporation (APH). We believe these investments serve to broaden portfolio diversification and increase exposure to businesses with exposure to resilient end markets, attractive reinvestment opportunities, and long runways for compounding growth across various market environments, with each offering a compelling entry point from a quality, growth, and valuation perspective. To fund these new positions, we exited two positions where rapid technological change has increased uncertainty regarding the long- term competitive environment. These changes included the full sale of Broadridge (BR) and Equifax (EFX).”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “While not operating in the technology sector, our recent purchases, including London Stock Exchange Group, Arthur J. Gallagher, and Equifax, reflect this theme.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • June 2026
    “• Equifax, a provider of mortgage, employment and other data, manages proprietary datasets that are costly and difficult to replicate.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “Equifax shares were also slightly negative as an anemic housing market continues to overshadow solid progress across the company’s broader suite of offerings.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “Notable 2Q Detractors Information services companies remained squarely in the AI penalty box, as investors grappled with the potential impact of AI on a wide array of business models. In that vein, Accenture, Equifax, and S&P Global were among the Fund’s top detractors for the quarter.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “We purchased one new position during the quarter: Equifax, Inc. We sold two”
    Equifax Inc.
  • “For the strategy, these include our investments in payments companies Visa and Mastercard, credit bureaus Experian and Equifax (both initiated in 2025), software companies Microsoft, Autodesk, and Workday (we exited Intuit during the quarter), and one of our Financial Market Infrastructure (FMI) investments the London Stock Exchange Group. Our other FMI investments—Deutsche Boerse and B3— have very little risk of AI disintermediation and have instead benefited from market volatility year-to-date, positively contributing to portfolio returns. The bear case for AI—replacing companies, potentially entire industries, and negatively impacting long-term white-collar unemployment—has been widely referred to as the “AI death star”. Whilst we do believe the bear case encompasses real risks, the market appears to be oversimplifying it. At the end of the first quarter, we had conducted drawdown reviews on all the aforementioned companies. The Global Leaders drawdown process forms an integral part of capital allocation and risk management for the Fund, and we place strong emphasis on avoiding losers as a key driver of long-term performance. Drawdown reviews trigger actions within the portfolio (we either add to positions or exit), and present an opportunity to reallocate to opportunities with better probability-adjusted IRRs, either within the portfolio or from the ready-to-buy list. We added to all the aforementioned companies and exited one investment: US tax and back-office software company Intuit.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • December 2025
    “During the quarter, we initiated new investments in Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) and Netflix (NFLX). We also exited our positions in Equifax (EFX) and Roper Technologies (ROP) due to fundamental issues.”
    Equifax Inc.
  • Listed in Lindsell Train North American Equity Fund ’s reported holdings.

    Equifax Inc.
  • December 2024
    “During the quarter, we built a new position in Equifax.”
    Equifax Inc.

Also mentioned · 1

These funds discuss Equifax Inc. as a competitor, benchmark or comparable, without disclosing a position in it.

  • “The valuation looks too cheap regardless. On a market capitalisation of KRW830bn ($542m), adjusting for net cash and investments gives an enterprise value (EV) of KRW620bn ($405m). Against trailing twelve-month net operating profit after tax (NOPAT) of KRW81bn ($53m) to March 2026, the shares trade on just 7.7x EV/NOPAT – less than half the 20x-plus multiples typically accorded international peers such as Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.”
    Equifax Inc.

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