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The team behind Credit Corp
We’re a close-knit British group, part of the wider CM Beyer brand family: two companies, one shared director, two registered trade marks, and an Australian subsidiary. Here’s who we are, what we do, and why the new Credit Corp name exists — in plain English.
The short version
Two British companies, run by the same person, part of the wider CM Beyer brand family, doing two different jobs under one roof.
Credit Corp Group Limited is the lender — the part of the group you might already know. It provides short-term funding to UK companies and LLPs, and it holds the registered Credicorp trade mark. CM Beyer Limited is the brand and marketing arm: it looks after how we talk about ourselves, and it’s the proprietor of the Credit Corp name used on this site.
The two companies signed a written agreement in April 2026 so both names can sit side by side, cleanly and on purpose. That’s genuinely the whole story — no hidden parents, no labyrinth.
This site is our front door. It’s not where you sign in or take out a loan — the live services run on credicorp.co.uk, operated by Credit Corp Group Limited.
Why the Credit Corp name exists
Same group, same people — a name with a little more room to grow.
Hi, I’m Credi
A name that travels a little further
“Credicorp” has served the lender well, and it isn’t going anywhere — it’s a registered UK trade mark and the name on every live product. “Credit Corp” is the same group wearing a slightly roomier coat: a clear, memorable name for the brand to grow into over time. Whichever name brought you here, you’re in the right place — and to actually borrow, it’s one click to the lender.
The two UK companies
Both are private limited companies registered in England and Wales, sharing one director. Each maintains its own registered office.
Credit Corp Group Limited
Incorporated 21 November 2024. This is the company that does the lending — short-term funding for UK limited companies and LLPs. It holds the registered Credicorp trade mark and runs every live service at credicorp.co.uk.
Trade mark Credicorp (UK00004156742), registered 23 May 2025.
CM Beyer Limited
Incorporated 3 February 2026 as the group's brand and marketing / consultancy arm. It looks after how the group presents itself and is the proprietor of the Credit Corp wordmark. It’s the publisher of this front-door site.
Trade mark Creditcorp (UK00004379570), Registered on 24 July 2026.
One director, one address
Both companies are under common directorship — they share a single sole director. We don’t publish the director’s personal name on this marketing site; instead we point you to the public record, where the appointment dates and officer details are kept up to date and free to view.
You can see the officer details on the Companies House records for Credit Corp Group Limited (17338274) and CM Beyer Limited (17009212).
Registered office
CM Beyer Limited registered office / group correspondence address.:
Suite 53c, Unimix House, Abbey Road,London NW10 7TR,
United Kingdom.
The related Australian entity
Mentioned here for full transparency about the group’s wider footprint.
Credicorp Pty Limited
Related Australian entity. Mentioned for transparency. It operates in its own market under its own registration, and is listed here so the group’s structure is clear and nothing is hidden.
Two marks, one agreement
The Credicorp and Creditcorp wordmarks sit side by side under a written coexistence agreement.
Credicorp Registered
Credit Corp Registered
The two wordmarks operate under a Mutual Trade Mark Coexistence, Consent & Licensing Agreement (English law, dated 30 April 2026), between Credit Corp Group Limited and CM Beyer Limited — Full cross-licensing of both the Credicorp and Creditcorp marks. Trama Legal s.r.o. is identified as the parties’ UK IPO representative. For the full comparison, the regulatory position and a copy of the agreement, see Trade marks on creditcorpgroup.co.uk.
A quick, honest word on regulation
Credicorp lends only to businesses — UK limited companies and LLPs — never to consumers. Under Article 60B of the FSMA Regulated Activities Order 2001, lending to a body corporate is not a regulated “credit agreement”. That means Credicorp is not FCA-authorised (authorisation isn’t required for this kind of business lending), and the Financial Ombudsman Service and the FSCS do not apply to it. This is business finance, not consumer credit, and we’d rather say so plainly than leave it vague.
The full detail — how we lend, the safeguards we build in, and the regulatory position in depth — lives on the group site: Lending & regulation ↗.
Looking for a personal loan as an individual? Credicorp does not lend to consumers — our separate consumer brand Cash Train ↗ will be offering personal loans (£100–£5,000) once lending goes live.
Want the longer story?
The deep group and legal detail lives on the group site, while everything you can actually do lives on the lender’s site.
The group & legal story
What Credicorp lends
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Common questions about the group
What is the difference between Credit Corp and Credicorp?
Credit Corp is the brand front door for the group. Credit Corp Group Limited is the operating lender — the business-lending entity that makes loans to UK companies and LLPs. All applications are processed at credicorp.co.uk. This site, corp.creditcorp.co.uk, is the brand and information front door.
Who owns the Credit Corp brand?
The Creditcorp UK trade mark UK00004379570 is registered to CM Beyer Limited, the brand and marketing arm registered in England and Wales as company number 17009212.
Is Credicorp related to the ASX-listed Credit Corp Group Limited or the Peruvian bank?
No. Credit Corp Group Limited (Company No. 17338274) is a separate UK private company, incorporated in England and Wales.
Is there a Credicorp in Australia?
Yes — Credicorp Pty Ltd is a related company in Australia, under CM Beyer Limited. It operates separately under Australian financial regulation.
Here to borrow? You want Credicorp.
Apply, get a quote, compare the three products or sign in — it all happens on the lender’s site.