Iuris Justitia Creditor

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Credit & Solvency Reports

Commercial, asset and solvency reports on companies and individuals, Spanish and foreign, prepared from verifiable sources — so the decision-maker has sufficient, contrasted information to decide with criteria.

Four typical uses

Types of report

Basic commercial report

Identification and registry data of the company, legal form, share capital, current directors and recent track record, business activity and, where available, the latest filed annual accounts. Useful as initial verification of the formal solvency of a counterparty.

Asset and property report

Identification of the debtor's registered assets: real estate at the Land Registry, vehicles, vessels, shareholdings, trademarks and other assets. Essential to assess the prospects of enforcement and attachment in the event of default.

Extended report and specific checks

Combines the above with specific checks requested by the client: presence in credit information systems under article 20 LOPDGDD, prior insolvency proceedings, links to corporate groups, identification of the ultimate beneficial owner where legitimate interest is established, exposure to international sanctions or any other relevant matter.

Recovery feasibility report

Synthesis with a legal lens of the above, applied to a specific recovery case: realistic prospects of collection, recommended routes and, where appropriate, recommendation not to file. This is the report that precedes any court action handled by the firm.

Sources used

Every report is prepared from contrasted information from two types of sources:

  • Public registries accessible under applicable law: Spanish Commercial Registry, Land Registry, Movable Asset Registry, BORME, Official State Gazette and other administrative registries. Where consultation requires demonstrating a legitimate interest —as with the Land Registry— IJ Creditor requests the information in compliance with the corresponding legislation.
  • Specialised commercial-information providers, Spanish and international, that aggregate contrasted data on companies and individuals and make it available to sector professionals through service agreements.

IJ Creditor does not maintain its own databases of commercial information about companies or individuals. The information delivered comes in all cases from the sources above and is identified in each report.

Where the subject of the report is an individual or the data requested is subject to particular access restrictions —in particular those relating to asset solvency under article 20 of Organic Law 3/2018 (LOPDGDD) and the case law of the Spanish Supreme Court on credit-bureau files, or the consultation of the Spanish Central Register of Beneficial Ownership— the service is provided only where there is a legal basis, a legitimate purpose and access authorised by the applicable rules. In those cases, the firm reviews the legitimacy of the consultation in advance and brings it to the client before proceeding.

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