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experian. Executive Summary Improving Financial Health Data Employees Supply Chain Environment Governance Policies & Data tables Appendix Social - Data Privacy Protecting consumer privacy is extremely important to us We have programmes in place to evaluate every product and service to ensure we strike the right balance between consumers' privacy expectations and the economic benefit to both consumers and clients Lenders need access to secure and accurate information about people's financial profiles, this is integral to an efficient and competitive credit ecosystem that delivers robust and innovative products for consumers that enable them to get the most out of their data, contributes to economic growth and supports a stable consumer banking system. We only ever share data with authorised and trusted organisations, following strict guidelines and complying with all relevant laws. Our comprehensive data protection programme details the steps we take to mitigate data protection risks, and what is expected from our employees. Our Global Data Principles define how data must be secured, managed and used. We update our data processes in line with evolving regulations. We respond to government consultations and engage with regulators as privacy regulations and guidance evolve. We strive to be transparent about the data we collect from consumers and third parties, and how it is used and shared. Consumers can find out more about how we handle their data on our global privacy policy webpages. We continue to improve and strengthen our internal privacy controls, documentation and evidence to ensure our data processing is transparent to consumers. In the UK, our new public Consumer Information Portal explains in detail how we process data and allows people to opt out of marketing campaigns. We conducted research with consumers to test the portal, making it more transparent and user-friendly. 50 50 Experian Public www.experian.com/privacy/

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