(Reuters) - Experian Plc (L:EXPN), the world's biggest credit data company, said it expected mid-single-digit organic revenue growth at constant currencies for the full year and a headwind of about 1 percent to earnings before interest and tax if current exchange rates remained.
The FTSE-100 company, which is best known for running consumer credit checks for banks, landlords and retailers, said it had not seen a "significant adverse impact" to trading in its UK business after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
Experian reported a 1 percent rise in first-quarter revenue from continuing operations, pulled down by weakness in the pound and Brazilian real.