TRU News & Events

MRI-Simmons (NIQ) announced an expansion of its relationship with TransUnion (TRU) to provide advertisers, agencies, and publishers access to a broader taxonomy of premium, research-driven audience segments through the TruAudience Data Marketplace. With the expanded relationship, marketers can tap into thousands of syndicated audience segments modeled using insights derived from MRI-Simmons' industry-leading consumer research. This includes psychographic profiles, lifestyle and leisure behaviors, brand preferences, and media consumption habits. Drawn from one of the most comprehensive and representative studies of American consumers, these segments support audience planning and analysis across the full omnichannel ecosystem, helping marketers better understand high-value consumer groups. Beyond the extensive library of syndicated segments available in the TruAudience Data Marketplace, brands can also work with MRI-Simmons to design custom audience definitions informed by specific objectives and research-driven insights. These audience definitions can then be brought to life through TransUnion's TruAudience platform, enabling flexible activation across channels.

TransUnion, Equifax lower after Pulte tweet on credit bureau pricing

Resharing a post by Senator for Missouri Josh Hawley, U.S. Director of Federal Housing Bill Pulte said on X, "Interesting. Credit score pricing and credit bureau pricing must be more affordable." Hawley had written, "I'm launching an investigation into FICO The increasing cost of credit scores is straining homebuyers in an already unaffordable market I've also asked the FTC to investigate FICO's anticompetitive practices." On Tuesday trading, shares of FICO (FICO), Equifax (EFX) and TransUnion (TRU) were all trading down about 7%.