Creditcorp, Credicorp & you — the short answers.

Yes — same group, same team, same lender. Creditcorp is simply the growing name on the door for the group, and this is its brand site. The lender you actually borrow from is Credicorp Limited, Companies House 16093826, trading at credicorp.co.uk. Nothing about how we lend has changed.

Because the group is growing. The new Creditcorp wordmark was filed with the UK Intellectual Property Office on 28 April 2026 to carry a wider, customer-facing group identity. The original Credicorp mark continues in force, exactly as before. Two related marks within one small UK group, both in genuine use, side by side under a written coexistence agreement.

No. Nothing changes for existing customers. Your loan agreement, statements, payment arrangements and customer portal all stay exactly where they are, on the lender’s own site at credicorp.co.uk. If anything ever did change, the lender would tell you directly, first.

On the lender’s own site, not here. Start at credicorp.co.uk/apply, or look at a product first via credicorp.co.uk/business-loans. This Creditcorp site is a front door — it explains the group and points the way, but it never takes applications or payments.

CM Beyer Limited is a related UK company (Companies House 17009212) under common directorship with Credicorp Limited — the two share a single sole director and the same London office. CM Beyer is the brand and marketing arm, and it is the applicant for the new Creditcorp trade mark.

No, and no. Credicorp lends only to bodies corporate — UK limited companies and LLPs. Under Article 60B of the FSMA Regulated Activities Order 2001, lending to a body corporate is not a regulated “credit agreement”, so Credicorp is not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (authorisation is not required for this kind of lending), and the Financial Ombudsman Service and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme do not apply to its business lending. This is business credit, not consumer credit, and it does not affect anyone borrowing as an individual or sole trader. The full explainer lives on the group site: creditcorpgroup.co.uk/lending-and-regulation.

No. Credicorp does not take a personal guarantee on any of its products. The borrower is the company, never the director personally.

Yes. The two marks — Credicorp (UK00004156742, registered) and Creditcorp (UK00004379570, application published) — can be viewed on the UK Intellectual Property Office register. The signed coexistence agreement of 30 April 2026 between Credicorp Limited and CM Beyer Limited, and the full comparison, are published on the group site. See our own trade marks page for the plain-English version, or trade marks at creditcorpgroup.co.uk for the deep detail.