Experian ESG Presentation Deck

Executive Summary Environment - TCFD reporting (part 1) Improving Financial Health Data Employees Supply Chain Environment Governance Policies & Data tables The Board oversees our climate strategy (including climate-related risks and opportunities presented in this TCFD statement, along with progress against our science-based target and our carbon neutral commitment) and is responsible for the approval of disclosures in this report. The Global Head of Sustainability is responsible for implementation of our climate action plan, with support and oversight from our ESG Steering Committee, chaired by the Chief Financial Officer. The Group Operating Committee receives regular updates on our climate action plan and the Chief Executive Officer reports on ESG activities and performance, including those related to climate change, at every Board meeting. These reports include progress on strategic drivers to address climate-related issues, such as our science- based target and TCFD reporting. 58 O Experian Public Appendix Our TCFD reporting We are committed to reducing our carbon emissions in line with our science-based target, validated by the Science Based Target initiative, and we are committed to becoming carbon neutral in our own operations by 2030¹. We recognise the urgent need to accelerate action on climate change, and want to further our ambitions towards net zero². During the coming year, we will develop our plans to decarbonise our operations even further and transition to net zero. experian. Our Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) statement below sets out our commitment to mitigating climate-related risks and harnessing opportunities for our products and business to support wider climate action. We recognise the importance of identifying and effectively managing the physical and transitional risks that climate change poses to our business, as well as the opportunities that climate change mitigation and adaptation create. In March 2021, Experian became an official supporter of the TCFD. Last year, we published a reference statement that aligned with most of the recommendations within the TCFD framework. This year, following completion of the scenario analysis, we have reported in alignment with the TCFD recommendations as set out on pages 64 to 73 of the FY22 Annual Report. The scenario analysis performed will lay the foundation for continued, relevant and evolving disclosures (including financial disclosures) as recommended by the TCFD framework. Governance The Audit Committee reviews and approves our register of climate-related risks and opportunities and oversees our response, ensuring that the Board has full oversight. Risks are identified and assessed at project and regional level, overseen by the Risk Management Committees that report to the Executive Risk Management Committee (ERMC) on a quarterly basis. See page 85 of the FY22 Annual Report for more on risk management. Our environmental management systems help us drive continuous improvements in minimising the environmental footprint of our operations, including climate impact, and ensure we comply with local regulations. Local environmental management systems across the business are aligned with the internationally recognised ISO 14001:2015 standard, and four of our sites - three in the UK and one in Bulgaria - maintain certification to this standard through external audits.

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