Legal & compliance

Legal & Company Information

Who operates this website, how the Group is structured, and how to identify the legal entity responsible for a service.

Effective: 29 August 2026The Raeburn Holding Group Limited · Company no. 17361231

Important

The Raeburn Group is a brand and corporate group, not a single contracting entity for every service. Always check the legal entity named in the relevant agreement.

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Website operator

This website is operated by The Raeburn Holding Group Limited, a private limited company registered in England and Wales.

  • Company number: 17361231
  • Registered office: 82a James Carter Road, Bury St. Edmunds, England, IP28 7DE
  • General contact: contact@theraeburngroup.com
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Group structure and legal separation

“The Raeburn Group” is a collective brand for The Raeburn Holding Group Limited and businesses associated with it. Each incorporated subsidiary is a separate legal person.

Unless a contract expressly states otherwise, a subsidiary is solely responsible for its own services, contracts and liabilities. The holding company does not automatically guarantee subsidiary obligations, and one Group company cannot bind another merely because both use Raeburn branding.

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Contracting entity

Before purchasing or commissioning a service, check the proposal, order form, engagement letter, statement of work or platform terms to identify the legal entity providing the service. That entity—not the Group brand generally—is the contracting party unless the agreement expressly says otherwise.

If you are unsure which entity is responsible for an enquiry, contact us and we will route you appropriately.

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Regulated activities and professional status

The Group operates across multiple commercial sectors. Descriptions of technology, consulting, recruitment, venture development, digital assets or automation capability do not by themselves mean that every Group company is authorised to perform a regulated activity.

Where a service would require regulatory authorisation, professional status, licensing or another legal permission, the relevant company must either hold the necessary status, rely on a lawful exemption, work through an appropriately authorised party, or not provide that regulated activity.

Website content is not legal, tax, investment, financial or other regulated advice unless a suitably qualified and authorised person expressly agrees otherwise in a separate engagement.

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Brands, trading names and planned businesses

Some names used on this website may be trading styles, brands or descriptions of planned businesses. References to a planned company do not mean that it has been incorporated, is trading, or is authorised to undertake regulated activity until that is confirmed on the relevant service page and official records.

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Formal notices

Unless a contract specifies a different notices procedure, general correspondence should be sent to the contact details above. Contractual notices must follow the notice clause in the relevant agreement and should not be assumed valid merely because they were submitted through a website form.