Credit score uk
The credit score uk information we provide are different for Limited Companies and Unincorporated Businesses. Both types of credit score uk have been developed by leading business information provider ICC in conjunction with Scorex (UK) Ltd. The credit score uk uk is calculated from a number of measures to predict the probability of a company failing within the next twelve months.

The average credit score uk forms the basis of comparison for all unincorporated business scores. The report will inform you of the comparison (e.g two or three times greater or lesser than the average). This provides an easy way to evaluate the business risk in relation to all other unincorporated businesses. The average risk rate is higher for unincorporated businesses than it is for limited companies being 5.3% as opposed to 2%.

They are, however, measuring completely different criteria and evaluating different scenarios. The limited credit score uk predicts the likelihood of the company becoming insolvent, while the unincorporated credit score uk predicts the likelihood of non-payment of a debt. It maybe that you decide to continue dealing with businesses operating with a greater risk than the average, but that you do so by setting higher prices, or shorter terms, so covering the greater bad debt risk rate. This is one way that we can help revolutionise your approach to managing your bad debt exposure with your unincorporated customer base.

Not all businesses will have a credit score uk or have credit limits (see below for more information on credit limits). This can be for any of the following reasons :-

Where there is no credit score uk and no credit limit :

Where there is no credit limit