Credicorp signs mutual coexistence agreement with sister company CM Beyer, clearing path for new CREDITCORP wordmark
Two related UK companies under common directorship have today signed a written agreement governing the parallel use of their respective trade marks.
Credicorp Limited (Companies House 16093826), which holds the registered CrediCorp wordmark (UK00004156742, Classes 36 and 45, registered 23 May 2025), and CM Beyer Limited (Companies House 17009212), applicant for the new CREDITCORP wordmark (UK00004379570, Classes 35 and 36, filed 28 April 2026), have entered into a mutual coexistence, consent and licensing agreement.
What the agreement does
The agreement records the consent of each company to the other's trade mark, sets out how the two marks may be used in parallel, and identifies a single UK IPO representative for both parties. The two companies are under common directorship — Daniel Hunter is sole director of each — and the agreement reflects the established operating reality that the two marks belong to one corporate group.
Key facts:
- Title: Mutual Trademark Coexistence, Consent and Licensing Agreement
- Parties: Credicorp Limited (owner of CrediCorp) and CM Beyer Limited (applicant for CREDITCORP)
- Signed: 30 April 2026
- Governing law: English law
- UK IPO representative for both parties: Trama Legal s.r.o., 86–90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE, United Kingdom, identified in clause 16.2 of the agreement
Download the agreement (PDF) →
What changes for customers and partners
Nothing changes operationally. Credicorp Limited continues to operate as the UK business lender at credicorp.co.uk, with the same products, the same agreements, and the same direct-lender model. The agreement is a brand and intellectual-property step, not a service change.
The new CREDITCORP wordmark is the public face of the wider CreditCorp Group brand identity at creditcorpgroup.co.uk. The existing CrediCorp wordmark continues exactly as before.
Application Published — pending registration
The CREDITCORP application was filed with the UK Intellectual Property Office on 28 April 2026 — two days before the coexistence agreement was signed — and was published in Trade Marks Journal 2026/020 on 15 May 2026. The two-month opposition window closes around 15 July 2026 (extendable to around 15 August 2026 by a TM7A). After the window closes without opposition, the IPO proceeds to registration.
Until that happens, the brand site and the operator site refer to CREDITCORP as "filed" or "pending registration", not "registered".