ClearScore is a British financial technology business founded in July 2015, by Justin Basini (b. June 1974), Nigel Morris and Dan Cobley (b. June 1967). It was the first company in the United Kingdom to provide free credit scores and reports, along with advice to help consumers make better financial decisions. ClearScore has since expanded to include increased visibility of affordability, using current account spending patterns via Open Banking. The company has over 17m users and operates in the United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa and Canada.
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| - ClearScore is a British financial technology business founded in July 2015, by Justin Basini (b. June 1974), Nigel Morris and Dan Cobley (b. June 1967). It was the first company in the United Kingdom to provide free credit scores and reports, along with advice to help consumers make better financial decisions. ClearScore has since expanded to include increased visibility of affordability, using current account spending patterns via Open Banking. The company has over 17m users and operates in the United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa and Canada. (en)
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| - ClearScore is a British financial technology business founded in July 2015, by Justin Basini (b. June 1974), Nigel Morris and Dan Cobley (b. June 1967). It was the first company in the United Kingdom to provide free credit scores and reports, along with advice to help consumers make better financial decisions. ClearScore has since expanded to include increased visibility of affordability, using current account spending patterns via Open Banking. The company has over 17m users and operates in the United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa and Canada. In March 2018, Experian announced plans to acquire ClearScore for £275 million ($366 million). The acquisition was abandoned in February 2019 after the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) indicated that they considered that the acquisition would reduce competition in the UK market. ClearScore is supported by investment from QED Investors, Blenheim Chalcot and Lead Edge Capital. ClearScore has won a number of industry awards, including The Queens Award for Innovation, Deloitte Fast 50, Sunday Times Tech Track 100, and was listed on the Sunday Times Best Places To Work in 2020. ClearScore earns revenue from financial institutions, who pay ClearScore when acquiring new customers through the service. The Group partners with over 150 financial institutions around the world. (en)
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