Our plans for 2026
As 2026 gets under way, we share what we will be focusing on across our lending platform this year.
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As 2026 gets under way, we share what we will be focusing on across our lending platform this year.
Business lending sits outside the FCA's Consumer Duty regime, but we apply the four outcomes voluntarily. Here is how the price-and-value, products-and-services, consumer-understanding and consumer-support tests show up at Credicorp.
Our 2026 plan deepens customer-controlled data connections, privacy first. You decide what to share, read-only, and can disconnect at any time.
A short, no-judgement guide to reviewing your business finances at the start of a new year — what to gather, what to look for, and where to get free business debt advice if it is not adding up.
Our founder sets out his hopes for the year ahead: clearer information, fair treatment, real support in difficulty, and no overselling.
UK SME finance review 2025: a year-end look at the themes that defined small-business lending — the funding gap, interest rates, late payment, Open Banking and AI in credit decisioning.
Looking back on our first full year of lending: what we learned, what we changed, and a heartfelt thank you to the companies who trusted us.
A short note as we close out 2025 — our Christmas opening hours, a reminder that our online forms and Support pages are always available, and our thanks to customers for a strong second year.
An anonymised story of a limited-company IT contractor that bridged a late enterprise invoice, using Open Banking to make the decision quick and clear.
What the Modern Slavery Act 2015 transparency duty requires, who it applies to, and why we publish a voluntary statement even though we are below the threshold.
Better categorisation in our UK bank statement analysis helps us judge affordability more fairly. A person still reviews every lending decision.
A year to the day since we began trading, we look back on our first twelve months and thank the customers who have been part of them.
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