Experian acquires software provider N4 Solutions

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Experian has acquired N4 Solutions, a provider of specialist software for the mortgage and financial planning sectors, which will become part of Experian's consumer business it was announced today.

N4 Solutions provides software that enables lenders and financial services providers to undertake compliant effective sales engagements across mortgages, general insurance and financial planning. A key part of the N4 mortgage software is making offers at the point of sale using Experian credit services and products to deliver immediate decisions. Tiku Patel, director of Experian UK & Ireland, says: “Together with its [N4’s] skills base and deep mortgage sector knowledge, it is a great strategic fit with Experian, with clear synergies with our client base and core credit decisioning solu...

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