Reverse-chronological. Each piece is a primary-source
write-up of a specific event — a trade-mark filing,
a coexistence agreement, a publication in the Trade Marks
Journal — with links back to the original public
registers.
The UK Intellectual Property Office published the CM Beyer Limited application for the new CREDITCORP wordmark on 15 May 2026. The two-month opposition window closes around 15 July 2026.
A more detailed walk through Article 60B FSMA RAO 2001 and what it means in practice when your company borrows from a body-corporate-only lender — what protections do and do not apply, and how to evaluate an offer.
A personal guarantee turns a company debt into a personal debt. Credicorp does not take one. Here is what that means for directors, and how it relates to the body-corporate-only lending position.
A short, repeatable due-diligence routine for any UK business-credit offer — Companies House, UKIPO, FCA register, and the structural questions that matter. Worked on Credicorp Limited as the example.
A clause-group-by-clause-group tour of the Mutual Trademark Coexistence, Consent and Licensing Agreement between Credicorp Limited and CM Beyer Limited — what it does, why each section is there, and what it does not do.
If you searched for "Credicorp" or "CreditCorp" and landed here, there are at least four other UK-registered companies with similar names. This piece lists them, links to each Companies House record, and explains how to tell which is ours.
The operator lists nine alternatives borrowers should check before applying for a Credicorp loan. This is the longer-form version of why each one is on the list, and what kind of borrower each is right for.