Two wordmarks, one corporate group.

They are two different UK trade marks held by two different UK companies that happen to be under common directorship. CrediCorp (mixed case, blue type with a green arc above) is the existing mark held by Credicorp Limited. CREDITCORP (all-capitals, teal and black with a connected-dot device) is the new mark applied for by CM Beyer Limited and currently pending registration.

Because the group operates two legally distinct UK companies, each needing its own brand protection. The existing CrediCorp mark covers the operating lender's services. The new CREDITCORP mark will cover a wider group identity. Both marks coexist under a written agreement between the two companies.

It means the UK Intellectual Property Office has accepted the CREDITCORP application as meeting the formal requirements for registration and has published it in the Trade Marks Journal for two months. During that window, anyone with prior rights can file an opposition. If no opposition is filed (or any opposition is unsuccessful), the IPO proceeds to issue a registration certificate.

The standard UK opposition window is two months from publication. CREDITCORP was published on 15 May 2026, so that window closes around 15 July 2026 — extendable to around 15 August 2026 if a notice of threatened opposition (form TM7A) is filed within the first two months. After the window closes without opposition, the IPO proceeds to registration.

The UK IPO representative for both marks is Trama Legal s.r.o., 86–90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE — identified as such on the UKIPO register and in clause 16.2 of the coexistence agreement.