A real-time view of UK insolvency activity, drawn from our intelligence platform. The same feeds we use to screen every facility we underwrite — refreshed every day, available here for anyone to see.
Every notice in the count above is a moment when a UK business or individual has formally entered insolvency, or moved to a new stage in proceedings already underway.
On their own, the headline numbers tell you about the broader weather — whether more businesses are failing this week than last, and which kinds of insolvency are most common. That matters if you're lending into the UK market.
But the real value isn't in the totals. It's in knowing whether any one of those notices touches a debtor, a customer, a director or a counterparty in your own book.
Every notice that comes in is checked against the names already on file across our client work — directors, debtors, creditors, counterparties.
If a name matches, our team and our clients know about it the same day. That turns the public record from background noise into a live monitoring service for the deals our clients actually care about.
It's the same engine that sits behind every report, dashboard and committee pack we produce. The only difference here is we've turned a small slice of it outward, so the market can see how we work.
Run this same screening over your debtor book, your director list and your wider counterparty exposure. Know the moment something moves — not weeks later, when the loss is already on your balance sheet.