Industry Links
STA Graydon is pleased to be associated with organisations dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in the credit management industry, and we are pleased to provide links to their websites for your interest and education.
The European Collectors Association. The European Collectors Association is a world-wide organisation whose membership represents the best debt collection companies in the world. As a client of a member agency, you can feel confident that you will be afforded the best assistance possible in resolving your outstanding claims, regardless or the location of your debtors.
The Better Payment Practice Group. The Better Payment Practice Group was formed in 1997 as a partnership between the public and private sectors. Its aim is to improve the payment culture of the UK business community and reduce the incidence of the late payment of commercial debt.
Become an ICM Member. The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) is the largest professional credit management organisation in Europe with almost 9,000 members. Its aim is to raise professional standards in credit management, and to increase awareness of its importance as a crucial management function with a vital role in improving marketing, profitability and cash flow.
The Credit Services Association. The Credit Services Assocation is the official watchdog controlling the ethics and practice of credit management suppliers, and STA Graydon is a member. CSA members must adhere to the strict Code of Conduct, now the benchmark for Best Practice in the industry. Working with a CSA member is your guarantee of an ethical, professional and reliable service.
Graydon UK Limited. Whether you trade on a domestic or international basis, using either traditional or web-based channels, you can rely on Graydon’s worldwide information coverage. Graydon ratings and reports are recognised by all major credit insurance companies. Whether you insure your trade risk or not, you can have confidence in Graydon’s expertise, solutions and data.
Companies House. The main functions of Companies House are to:
incorporate and dissolve limited companies; examine and store company information delivered under the Companies Act and related legislation; and
make this information available to the public.
For the Higher Education Sector
The five links below provide access to facts and figures covering the whole of the UK’s higher education sector.
Universities UK
Higher Education Statistics Agency
Universities & Colleges Admissions Service
THES - Education Newspaper
