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FICO Plunges 21%, Credit Bureaus Fall, as Pulte Renews Criticism
Source: Bloomberg
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Fair Isaac, Equifax, and TransUnion shares fell after FHFA Director Bill Pulte renewed criticism of the cost of consumer credit scores, raising renewed regulatory and pricing-risk concerns for credit bureaus. While no quantified financial impact was cited, the renewed spotlight on scoring fees is a headwind for sector sentiment and could pressure earnings expectations if costs are targeted.
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