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House of Words is a leading publisher of academic and professional literature in the fields of credit, asset management, finance and law.
Headed by industry expert, Carol Baker, House of Words owns and licenses over 20 titles.
As an internationally-recognised publisher, House of Words is committed to offering high quality, valuable products, through traditional (via subscription) and non-traditional (via partnership) distribution models.
In selecting titles and topics for publication and inclusion in its publications, House of Words successfully spans two worlds: academia’s theoretical analysis and empirical studies with practical illustrations from experts in the world of commerce.
House of Words Partnerships offer licensing opportunities outside of the traditional subscription models.
We provide quality e-Content in a package that is tailored to suit the needs of our partners. House of Words Partnerships are offered to journal and library gateways, courseware providers, professional associations wishing to include House of Words content as part of their member benefits, and any organisation wishing to add value to their own Web site with a content license agreement.
Our leading publications include
Credit Control Journal (incorporating Asset & Risk Review),
and RedAlert, the administrations, petitions, receiverships, and resolution service. In 2001,
the company acquired the rights to “Winding-Up”, the weekly newsletter previously published by Croner.CCH, which has been incorporated into
RedAlert. This acquisition means that House of Words Limited publishes 50% of the major credit titles in the UK.
Today, thousands of subscribers rely on our information to keep them up-to-date with legislative changes and technological developments.
Our publications are frequently recognised as the most authoritative
information for CEOs, CFOs, FDs, accounting and credit professionals, and are often cited in surveys as being read along with The Financial Times and The Economist more than any other finance and business publication.
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