UK Company Risk Landscape

Data-driven analysis of regulatory signals, compliance, and risk indicators across 53 government sources.

Last updated: 2026-03-28

Key Statistics

48,685,051Total Active Signals
53Government Sources
5.9M+Companies Covered
7Signal Categories

Top 15 Data Sources by Signal Volume

RankSourceSignals
1Ch Officers22,449,602
2Ch Psc11,897,682
3Ch Accounts6,074,386
4Ch Mortgages2,493,063
5Dns Whois2,059,305
6Land Registry687,373
7Ico600,000
8Uktradeinfo Bulk399,244
9Payment Practices388,425
10Fsa380,551
11Gazette330,578
12Charity Commission272,572
13Ch Gazette Bulk269,224
14Contracts Finder202,987
15Gtr180,059

Signals by Category

Other
46.1%
22,449,602
Governance
24.4%
11,897,682
Financial
19.8%
9,643,247
Trade
5.8%
2,841,595
Compliance
3.8%
1,852,925

Risk Intelligence

BORSCH.AI aggregates data from 53 government and regulatory sources to provide a comprehensive risk picture. The largest signal volume comes from Companies House filings (appointments, PSC, accounts, mortgages), followed by property data (Land Registry) and financial regulators (FCA, ICO).

Our multi-dimensional risk scoring system (Risk Score v2) evaluates companies across 5 dimensions: Financial Health, Compliance, Governance, Network Risk, and Operational Quality. Each dimension draws from multiple sources to avoid single-source bias.

Critical risk indicators include active sanctions matches, disqualified directors, winding-up petitions, and liquidation proceedings — all verified through cross-referencing with date-of-birth data to eliminate false positives.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the 53 government data sources?

Sources include Companies House (appointments, PSC, accounts, mortgages, gazette), FCA, Land Registry, ICO, CQC, HMRC AML, Gender Pay Gap, Modern Slavery Registry, UK Sanctions, OpenSanctions, GLEIF, and many more.

How does BORSCH.AI calculate risk scores?

Risk Score v2 evaluates companies across 5 dimensions: Financial Health (32%), Compliance (23%), Governance (15%), Network Risk (15%), and Operational Quality (15%). Each dimension draws from multiple data sources to avoid single-source bias.

What are critical risk signals?

Critical signals include active sanctions matches, disqualified directors, winding-up petitions, and liquidation proceedings. All person-based matches are verified through date-of-birth cross-referencing to eliminate false positives.