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22March2023| 11:00 Europe/AmsterdamFraud Concerns Determine who Canadians choose to do Business with, Rev..
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01March2023| 12:00 Europe/AmsterdamCredit Health in Canada Remains Steady Despite High Interest Rate and ..
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25January2023| 14:23 Europe/AmsterdamNew TransUnion Study Finds Canada’s New-to-Credit Consumers Prove to b..
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06
December
2022
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12:00
Europe/Amsterdam
A new TransUnion (NYSE: TRU) study on 2022 holiday e-commerce fraud, released today, reveals that 6% of e-commerce transactions originating from Canada between Thursday, Nov. 24 and Monday, Nov. 28 were suspected to be fraudulent. Based on …
29
November
2022
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12:00
Europe/Amsterdam
· In Q3 2022, TransUnion’s Credit Industry Indicator remained steady and close to pre-pandemic levels. · Strong credit activity driven by higher consumer participation and consumer-level balance growth. · Growth in credit …
17
November
2022
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12:00
Europe/Amsterdam
Today, TransUnion launched ShareAble for Rentals in Canada, a new solution designed to empower consumers to share credit reports for the purpose of tenant screening. Leveraging TransUnion’s patented innovation in application screening, ShareAble is …
12
October
2022
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12:02
Europe/Amsterdam
Q3 2022 TransUnion Canada Consumer Pulse study key findings: 54% reported reducing discretionary spending over the last three months. 61% said their household income remained unchanged over the last 3 months, compared to increased (20%) or …
22
September
2022
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12:02
Europe/Amsterdam
TransUnion determines suspected Canada-based fraud attempts increased 125% against insurance industry in Q2 2022 – despite an overall 37% decline across all industries during that period
06
September
2022
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12:00
Europe/Amsterdam
• In Q2 2022, TransUnion’s Credit Industry Indicator increased by 10 points year-on-year, after gains observed earlier in 2022 • A YoY improvement of ten points was driven by a slowing supply of credit, but was bolstered by increased balance and …