Improving operational efficiencies with Experian’s Aperture Data Studio

Leeds Building Society is the fifth largest building society in the UK, with assets of £31.6 billion. They provide residential mortgages through a network of approved mortgage brokers and directly to members. As a mutual organisation, they are owned by their members and act in their best interests over the long term.

The switch to Meter Insights data has not only improved data quality and reporting accuracy, but also enabled efficient, cost-effective, and GDPR compliant data access. This has provided greater confidence in their reporting and streamlined the production process.

Their activities include data onboarding, consulting, and operational data quality. The platform supports various use cases, streamlining operations, improving accuracy, and saving costs. It processes 63+ million consumer records monthly and has new governance features.

The Co-operative Bank have been looking at ways to diversify, to deliver more inclusive financial solutions for customers. To achieve this, they are introducing our Ascend Analytical Sandbox, which offers comprehensive market insights and risk management capabilities. This innovative approach aligns with the bank’s commitment to ethical banking and proactive customer support, ensuring that they can meet the diverse needs of their customers while maintaining their high standards of responsibility and care.

St. James’s Place (SJP), a leading financial services provider managing over £184 billion in client funds, faced challenges with inconsistent data, inefficient reporting, and a lack of unified data quality management. To address these issues, SJP partnered with Experian to implement Aperture Data Studio.

This strategic approach has improved SJP’s data quality processes, operational efficiency, and enhanced client and partner satisfaction.

The first of its kind, Cleveland Police’s ‘Golden Nominal’ project is an award-winning initiative which showcases how the power of better data positively impacts on policing.

Such was its innovative nature, that the project was recognised at a national level by the Home Office, who provided co-funding from its Innovation Fund.

With the introduction of Data Futures from HESA, the University of Leeds sought a data expert to partner with to support their returns process.

With more submissions required in year, and a more complex set of rules to deliver against, Experian were selected to help the University prepare for and execute their Data Futures returns.