GB · Person with significant control

Scott Alan Church

Scott Alan Church is recorded on the Companies House register of people with significant control for 9 UK companies.

Register details

Facts

Name on the register
Mr Scott Alan Church
Type
Individual
Nationality
British
Country of residence
United Kingdom
Year of birth
1963
Significant control now
9 UK companies
Earlier significant control
2 UK companies
First notified
6 April 2016
Source
Companies House register of people with significant control, 20 September 2026

At a glance

Scott Alan Church's companies

  • Main lines of business: activities of financial services holding companies (1).
  • Registered offices in Edinburgh (7) and London (2).
  • The companies were incorporated between 2011 and 2019.
  • All of the companies also list other people or companies with significant control.

These details come from the register as published on 20 September 2026. The register can change at any time: check the current entry live before relying on it.

Companies

Significant control now

UK companies that list Scott Alan Church as a person with significant control, with the nature of that control as registered.

CompanyStatusIncorporatedTownBusinessNature of controlSince
REDE INVEST 11 LP
SL033877 · Limited Partnership
Active10 July 2019Edinburgh—Part right to share surplus assets 25 to 50 percent18 December 2019
REDE PARTNERS (UK) LIMITED
11690248 · Private Limited Company
Active21 November 2018LondonActivities of financial services holding companiesHas significant influence or control21 November 2018
REDE INVEST 7 LP
SL033342 · Limited Partnership
Active1 November 2018Edinburgh—Part right to share surplus assets 25 to 50 percent1 November 2018
REDE INVEST 8 LP
SL033341 · Limited Partnership
Active1 November 2018Edinburgh—Part right to share surplus assets 25 to 50 percent1 November 2018
REDE INVEST 1 LP
SL031983 · Limited Partnership
Active5 July 2017Edinburgh—Part right to share surplus assets 25 to 50 percent4 July 2018
REDE INVEST 6 LP
SL032961 · Limited Partnership
Active20 April 2018Edinburgh—Part right to share surplus assets 25 to 50 percent20 April 2018
REDE INVEST 4 LP
SL032907 · Limited Partnership
Active20 March 2018Edinburgh—Part right to share surplus assets 75 to 100 percent20 March 2018
REDE INVEST 2 LP
SL032409 · Limited Partnership
Active8 November 2017Edinburgh—Part right to share surplus assets 25 to 50 percent8 November 2017
REDE PARTNERS LLP
OC361093 · Limited Liability Partnership
Active24 January 2011London—Holds more than 25% but not more than 50% of the voting rights; Has the right to more than 25% but not more than 50% of the surplus assets on a winding up6 April 2016

History

Earlier significant control

Companies where Scott Alan Church was registered as having significant control, and no longer is.

CompanyNature of controlFromUntil
REDE INVEST 5 LP
SL032908 · Limited Partnership
Part right to share surplus assets 75 to 100 percent20 March 201813 December 2018
REDE INVEST 3 LP
SL032676 · Limited Partnership
Part right to share surplus assets 75 to 100 percent2 February 201813 December 2018

Connections

Others with significant control of these companies

Explained

What significant control means

Every UK company must keep a register of the people with significant control over it and file it with Companies House. Someone has significant control if they own more than 25% of the shares or voting rights, can appoint or remove a majority of the board, or otherwise have significant influence or control. Companies can also be controlled through another company, which then appears on the register itself.

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