Meet the experts solving the mid-market ESG data gap. Our team provides actionable risk intelligence for banks, insurers & corporates to manage exposure and compliance.

Who We Are

The Disruption House are focused on closing the gap in non-financial information on mid-market companies. Many of these businesses choose not to disclose key data, which means important information on sustainability, resilience and risk is not available. At the same time, banks, insurers and corporates still need this data to meet regulatory requirements, manage risk and understand their clients and supply chains. There is no single place where this data is collected and structured in a way that firms can easily use – this is where we come in.

We fill this gap by gathering and organising hard-to-get data into clear, usable intelligence. We focus on companies with £2m–£100m turnover and provide the data firms need to assess and manage their exposure. This is delivered through subscription-based risk intelligence, giving clients access to consistent and scalable data.

Our team combines commercial understanding of what firm’s need with the technical capability to deliver it. We support our no-touch private company analytics with engagement, validation and performance improvement solutions, helping ensure the data can be used in practice. For banks, insurers and corporates, it is the data they have been missing

Data Modelling

Company profiling with 100+ data points derived from extensive research on UK SMEs.

Validation Option

Simple validation process for company profile data.

Validated Data

SMEs access resources for reporting and improvement.

The Distruption House profiles UK SMEs using over 100 data points to deliver competitive benchmarking insights.

Competitive Insights

Competitive benchmarking and insights based on company profiling.

Engagement Option

Interactive tools and guidance to help SMEs act on their competitive insights.

The Team

Rupert Bull - Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer

Rupert Bull

Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer

Rupert has over 25 years of FinTech experience within both large organisations (Reuters and Instinet) and start-ups. He co-founded, built, and sold Expand Research, the leading Capital Markets benchmarking and research business to The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in 2011, before leaving to found The Disruption House in early 2015.

Matthew Winch

ACA, Chief Financial Officer

A Leading Portfolio CFO & Finance Professional, Matthew will work with TDH’s senior Executive Team to scale the business, grow earnings and boost valuation. He works with several clients across the tech space with 30 years Start-Up, SME, Investment Banking and Hedge Fund experience (UBS & Caxton). He brings extensive financial experience from a vast range of corporate and financial sectors, geographies and risk profiles. Matthew has worked the spectrum from start up to Global Institution as a CEO, CFO, Trading Floor / Hedge Fund Investment Analyst and as a PwC qualified ACA.

Richard Cummings Chief Commercial Officer & Head of Advisory Services

Richard Cummings

Chief Commercial Officer & Head of Advisory Services

Over 30 years global experience in banking and the financial software sector. With a proven track record of driving growth Richard was CEO of Cashfac Technologies, EVP SmartStream Technologies and held senior positions at SunGard Capital Markets and Reuters.

Advisory Board

We are honoured to be supported by a committed group of advisory board members from a diverse range of industries, bringing a wealth of business experience. We appreciate their honesty and thank them for their insights and invaluable advice.

TDH Advisory-Board Clare Walsh

Clare Walsh

TDH Advisory Board Piers Hedley​

Piers Hedley

TDH Advisory Board Ian Smart

Ian Smart

TDH Advisory Board Quentin Holland

Quentin Holland

TDH Advisory Board Ludovic Blanquet

Ludovic Blanquet

TDH Advisory Board Tamara Makarenko

Tamara Makarenko

TDH Advisory Board Mark Bulmer

Mark Bulmer

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is there a data gap?

A significant portion of mid-market companies exercise their voluntary right not to disclose certain operational and non financial data. While fully compliant, this results in large amounts of information simply not being easily available – creating a persistent data gap across the market.

Mid-sized firms are responsible for 20-25% of the UKs GDP. For regulated firms, access to reliable and complete data is essential. Without it, businesses face reduced visibility, making it harder to manage operations, assess counterparties, and identify risk across their supply chains. This lack of clarity can impact decision-making, compliance, and overall resilience.
The Disruption House addresses this challenge by sourcing, structuring, and analysing this data, and turning it into formats that businesses can easily use. By bridging the gap between missing information and practical insight, we enable organisations to operate with greater confidence and transparency.