 Business Credit Check
 Our business credit check partner is
one of the leaders in UK B2B credit reporting - First
Report -
with access to the most detailed and comprehensive data covering all UK Limited companies and non incorporated
businesses.
You can use First Report online and
there is no need for any salesman to call. You do not
have to commit to any long-term contracts. You
decide whether you want a single one-off credit or whether you would like to reserve additional report
Credits at discounted prices in advance for future use.
Access this and more online.
- Company and business credit checks and UK director
reports
- Consumer credit reference checking on over 44 million UK
individuals
- World-wide network of
agents providing credit reports on companies overseas
The links below take you
to these market-leading credit check services, you may select from company data or commercial
consumer checking services.
Please select the service you require below.
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Business Credit Checks... |
Consumer
Credit Checks... |
Tenant
Credit Checks... |
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Tenant Credit
Check
Check tenants
and run a tenant screening credit check -
service for landlords and letting
agencies
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here
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Corporate Credit
Risk Scoring
The credit risk scoring and
credit risk indicators presented
in corporate credit reports are generated by
applying highly sophisticated proven scoring
models to the data held about the business. The
resulting score can provide a level of
confidence which appears justified. There are
based on opinions which are supplied for broad guidance purposes only
and of course any credit limit or risk score cannot be treated as an
exact value or a guarantee or otherwise of the subject's future financial status. The
credit risk scores are calculated according to a mathematical models which assess the
information on file for the subject company. In broad terms the subject company is
compared to a set of characteristics which tend to apply to companies that are known
to have previously failed. Companies that exhibit more shared traits tend to
score lower, that is, a higher risk, than those that do not share
similar profiles. For example, as a simple demonstration, if companies that have an insolvent balance
sheet are frequently found in data sets of companies that have failed, then
it may be assumed that companies with insolvent balance sheets may represent
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