For Finance
Data for judging risk, value and exposure
Answering a new question means starting the collection over, so the questions that would cost you money if you got them wrong are the ones least often asked. These datasets are the official record behind credit, valuation and insurance decisions — filed accounts, actual sold prices, who really owns a company.
10 datasets on file
I need to judge risk, value and exposure
- Business Rates (Non-Domestic Rating List)Build a list of buildings that fit what you sell — offices over a given size, hotels, care homes, warehouses — filtered…
- Energy Performance Certificates (EPC)Find the buildings that need what you sell — poorly rated offices facing efficiency deadlines, homes without insulation…
- Filed Company Accounts (Companies House Accounts Data)See a customer's real balance sheet before you extend credit or sign a long contract — filed figures, not a credit agen…
- Flood Risk by Postcode (Rivers and Sea)Screen a book of properties, a list of loan applications or a set of sites for river and sea flood risk before you insu…
- Persons with Significant Control (PSC)See who actually owns and controls a customer or supplier before you extend credit or sign — the beneficial owners behi…
- Property Sales — Price Paid DataBenchmark any residential property against actual sold prices on the same street or postcode — real transactions, not a…
- Road Collisions & Casualties (STATS19)Evidence the real risk on the roads your drivers use, or around a site you are taking on — and show an insurer or a saf…
- Street-Level Crime & OutcomesScore any location by crime type, volume and trend before you open, insure or secure a site — and evidence it to insure…
- UK Company Register (Companies House Company Data)Build a target list filtered to your patch and your sectors — every limited company in the country, by industry code, a…
- UK House Price IndexBring a past sale price up to today's value for the same council area and property type — the standard way to update an…
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