Two names, one group, written down properly.
Credicorp is the registered mark the lender trades under. Creditcorp is the newer name the group is growing into — published at the UK IPO and on its way through. Two marks, held by two companies in the same family, with a signed agreement that says exactly how they sit together.
UK00004156742 · Registered
Creditcorp · UK00004379570 · Published
Coexistence agreement · 30 Apr 2026 · English law
The short version
You have probably noticed two near-identical names floating around — Credicorp and Creditcorp. They are not a typo and they are not two rival firms. They are two trade marks owned within the same group, and there is nothing tangled about it.
Credicorp is the established brand. It belongs to
Credicorp Limited, the UK business lender,
and it is a fully registered UK trade mark — number
UK00004156742, in classes 36 and 45.
That is the name you see whenever you actually borrow, at
credicorp.co.uk.
Creditcorp is the newer name — the one on this
very website. It belongs to CM Beyer Limited,
the group’s brand and marketing arm, and its application has been
published at the UK Intellectual Property Office —
number UK00004379570. It is the front door you are
standing in right now.
The two companies share a single director and a single London registered office, and back in April 2026 they signed a written agreement so both names sit happily side by side. That is the whole story. Everything below is just the detail, for anyone who wants to check it.
The two marks at a glance
One registered, one published; both in genuine use; both cross-licensed under the same agreement.
Credicorp Registered
Creditcorp Published
Both marks are owned within the same group and licensed across it, so the same people stand behind both names. For the full, line-by-line comparison — filing dates, journal references, the register history and the group’s regulatory position — see the trade-marks page on creditcorpgroup.co.uk ↗.
| Detail | Credicorp | Creditcorp |
|---|---|---|
| Number | UK00004156742 | UK00004379570 |
| Owner | Credicorp Limited (16093826) | CM Beyer Limited (17009212) |
| Status | Registered | Application published |
| Nice classes | Classes 36 and 45 | Classes 35 and 36 |
| Key date | Registered 23 May 2025 | Filed 28 April 2026 |
| First advertised | — | Journal 2026/020 · 15 May 2026 |
| Renewal | 6 February 2035 | — (set on registration) |
| UK IPO representative | Trama Legal s.r.o. | Trama Legal s.r.o. |
Creditcorp — published, and on its way through
The Creditcorp application was filed by CM Beyer Limited on 28 April 2026 and published in Trade Marks Journal 2026/020 on 15 May 2026. Publication opens a fixed window in which anyone with earlier rights can object before the mark proceeds to registration.
In plain terms:
- The standard opposition window runs for two months from publication, closing around 15 July 2026.
- It can stretch by a further month — to around 15 August 2026 — if someone files a formal notice of threatened opposition (UK IPO form TM7A) before the two-month deadline.
- Once the window closes without a successful opposition, the UK IPO issues a registration certificate for Creditcorp.
Until that certificate is issued, we describe Creditcorp as published or pending registration — never “registered”. When the status changes, this page and the group’s trade-marks page will be updated to match the register, not the other way round.
The coexistence agreement
Two marks in the same group don’t coexist by accident — they coexist on paper.
Credicorp Limited and CM Beyer Limited set the whole thing out in a single written contract — the Mutual Trade Mark Coexistence, Consent & Licensing Agreement.
- Parties: Credicorp Limited and CM Beyer Limited.
- Dated: 30 April 2026.
- Governing law: English law.
- What it does: Full cross-licensing of both the Credicorp and Creditcorp marks. — each company can use both names within the group.
- Representative: Trama Legal s.r.o. is named as the parties’ UK IPO representative in clause 16.2.
Who looks after the marks
Credicorp Limited
London NW10 7TR
United Kingdom
CM Beyer Limited
London NW10 7TR
United Kingdom
Trama Legal s.r.o.
Both UK companies are under common directorship — a single shared sole director. The director’s personal name is on the public Companies House officer record rather than printed here; follow either Companies House link above to view it.
Both names, both live
This isn’t a brand sitting in a drawer. Each name does a real job — here’s where each one lives.
Credicorp · the lender
Here to borrow? You want Credicorp.
Every customer action — applying, getting a quote, signing in, managing a facility — happens on the lender’s own site under the registered Credicorp mark.
Creditcorp · the group front door
Want the full group & legal story?
The deep detail — companies, the trade-mark comparison in full, lending and regulation — lives on the group’s own site under the Creditcorp name.
What the Credicorp mark actually covers
The registered mark sits over three lending products — all live on the lender’s site.
Business Bridging Loan
A lump sum of working capital when timing matters — restocking, a supplier deposit, a repair that cannot wait. Repaid over a short, fixed term.
See it on the lender’s siteCredicorp Flex
A credit line that flexes with cash flow. Draw what you need, when you need it, and pay interest only on what you actually draw.
See it on the lender’s siteCredicorp Slice
We pay your supplier in full today; you repay over a few weeks. A flat fee, set out up front, and never a personal guarantee.
See it on the lender’s siteHi, I’m Credi
Still got a “wait, which one is it?” question?
Most people just want to know which name to trust and where to go next. The quick answers are right below — no legalese, promise.
Trade-mark questions, answered plainly
How is Credicorp different from Creditcorp?
They are two separate UK trade marks held by two UK companies that share a director. Credicorp is the established, registered mark held by Credicorp Limited, the operating lender you reach at credicorp.co.uk. Creditcorp is the newer mark applied for by CM Beyer Limited, the group's brand arm, and is currently published for opposition rather than yet registered.
Why does the group hold two marks?
Because it runs two legally distinct UK companies, each needing its own brand protection. The Credicorp mark covers the lender's services. The Creditcorp mark covers the wider, customer-facing group identity you are reading now. Both sit side by side under a written agreement between the two companies.
What does "application published" mean for Creditcorp?
It means the UK Intellectual Property Office accepted the application as meeting the formal requirements and advertised it in the Trade Marks Journal for a fixed period. During that window anyone with earlier rights can object. If no one opposes it, or any opposition fails, the IPO issues a registration certificate.
Are both marks actually in use?
Yes. Credicorp is the live trading name of the lender at credicorp.co.uk, and Creditcorp is the growing group name you are using right now at creditcorp.co.uk. Both are in genuine, active use within the same corporate group.
Who do I contact about the trade marks?
The UK IPO representative for both marks is Trama Legal s.r.o., 86–90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE — named on the UKIPO register and in clause 16.2 of the coexistence agreement.
Credicorp lends only to bodies corporate. 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 FCA-authorised (authorisation is not required), and the Financial Ombudsman Service and FSCS do not apply to its business lending. This is not consumer credit.
Check it for yourself
None of this needs to be taken on trust — every record is public.
UK IPO register
Companies House
That’s the trade-mark story.
Two names, one group, one signed agreement. Now — what did you come here to do?