TransUnion is a leading global credit reporting agency that offers a wide range of risk and information solutions. It helps businesses in various sectors, including financial services, insurance, and technology, by providing consumer reports, insights, and analytics. These services assist companies in acquiring new customers, managing debt risks, and preventing fraud. TransUnion also caters to individual consumers, helping them manage their personal finances and understand their credit. Founded in 1968 and based in Chicago, Illinois, TransUnion has expanded its reach to serve customers worldwide through its U.S. Markets, International, and Consumer Interactive segments.
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