Experian posted 8% third-quarter organic revenue growth, aligning with Visible Alpha estimates. Strength in North America and Latin America’s consumer business offset weaker trends in EMEA and APAC. The company’s shares fell 5.5% in London trading following the report.

North America B2B led with 11% organic growth, driven by its Clarity unit and new cashflow products. Latin America B2C surged 23%, exceeding forecasts on premium subscriptions and credit marketplace gains. However, LatAm B2B was flat, and both EMEA/APAC and the U.K. grew just 3%.

Experian reaffirmed its full-year guidance for 11% total revenue growth and 8% organic growth. Jefferies analysts called the results reassuring, noting solid underlying trends. Investors now watch for sustained momentum in key regions and any impact from shifting macroeconomic conditions on credit demand.