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We want to keep you all informed of the steps that Registry Trust are taking to ensure we are prepared for all scenarios during the outbreak of Corona Virus (COVID-19). We are taking all the necessary precautions to protect our staff and are working hard to ensure we continue to provide the best service possible during this period. Our number one priority remains the safety of both customers and staff and we have advised all of our staff that they are able to work from home at this time. Please bear with us during the next few weeks as we adjust to any changes. If you need any more information or any help please email us at info@registry-trust.org.uk. - Registry Trust
Registry Trust are open for business as usual during this time. We anticipate a number of changes within the court service that may impact the number and type of records received in the following months. For the latest on changes to the court process please consult the HMCTS website, for changes to the enforcement process please consult the High Court Enforcement Officers Association. For jurisdictions outside of England & Wales please contact the relevant court service.
Registry Trust was established in 1985 as a UK not for profit, to maintain the register of Judgments, Orders and Fines for England & Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, ROI, IOM and Jersey. This data is intrinsic to responsible lending and informed business decisions in the UK. Over the past 35 years, we have developed products and services which feed into our core mission of 'Public Data for Public Good'. Our data has become vital to the credit information industry. In 2019 alone we processed over 1.6 million records, and our data was used in over 224 million business decisions. Our intention is to use and share this data for public good to promote responsible lending and borrowing, good business decisions, inform public discussion on the economy and household finances, and empower consumers.
Promoting transparency and accountability. We work with consumers, charities and credit reference agencies to deliver an exceptional public service. We believe in transparency in public and corporate life and we work to encourage the development of better behaviours by public bodies and corporations, helping citizens to hold public bodies and corporations to account.
Promoting commerce and trade. Judgment data is one of the most important factors in determining the health of the economy – we provide insight and analysis that is able to support good economic and financial decision making. We want to ensure businesses are making better decisions that support responsible lending and borrowing.
Informing policy and guiding decisions. Our data is used to guide and inform debate about and promote understanding of major public policy issues relating to the economy and household finances. We work with regulators, Think Tanks and Government bodies to ensure that regulations and policy are created with the right information at hand.
These aggregated datasets provide information on the number and value of unmanaged debts based on all money judgments registered in the courts of England and Wales for each year since 2001 and since 2008 for Scotland.
For customers who are interested in purchasing a bulk volume of data, there are a number of options that can provide extracts of data through to complete registers.
Leveraging decades of experience maintaining the accuracy and integrity of the national judgment registers, Registry Trust can help your organisation make better informed decisions by helping you gain insight from the data that underpins your operations.
TrustOnline also provides access to the Registers for Scotland, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Jersey and the Republic of Ireland by agreement with the authorities in those jurisdictions.
