Experian eyes home insurance

Experian closed FY 2025 with 7% organic revenue growth and strong momentum in North America, where insurance emerged as a standout growth driver within its consumer business. Insurance revenue more than doubled, helping the company end the year with a $100 million quarterly run rate. “Our credit marketplace has seen some recovery and insurance revenue more than doubled.”

The consumer segment benefited from a shift toward more personalized and bundled services, including its “do-it-for-me” auto insurance platform and early expansion into home insurance. “We continue to evolve our insurance software, and we recently signed a new [carrier] agreement to extend further into home insurance.”

In Brazil, Experian began testing low-cost insurance offerings. “In Brazil, we started to explore new opportunities in the insurance market, focused initially on low-cost insurance.”

 For FY 2026, Experian guided to 6–8% organic revenue growth, with an additional 3% contribution from recent acquisitions. The company also announced it will begin reporting results under two new segments: Financial Services (including Ascend and fraud) and Vertical Services (including Automotive, Health, and Marketing).