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September Bankruptcy Filings Jump 15.5%

September marked the 38th consecutive month of year-over-year growth in bankruptcy filings. With 49,197 new cases, filings rose 15.5 percent compared to September 2024.

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August Total Bankruptcy Filings Mark 37th Consecutive Month of Year-Over-Year Increases

August Total Bankruptcy Filings Mark 37th Consecutive Month of Year-Over-Year Increases

August 2025 saw 47,922 bankruptcy filings, a 5.94% from last year and the 37th consecutive month of year-over-year growth. Although the growth in August filings represented the second-lowest percentage increase this year, it reflected a remarkably steady pattern of increases across all major bankruptcy chapters.

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Bankruptcy Filings Rose by 11.45 Percent in July

Total bankruptcy filings rose by 11.45 percent in July compared to the same month last year. With 49,633 total bankruptcy cases filed in July, filings under all major chapters of the Bankruptcy Code were up compared to July 2024.

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EXECUTIVE BRIEFING

EXECUTIVE BRIEFING:
Reducing Servicing Costs, Improving Data Security, and Mitigating Operational Risk

Leaders from some of the nation’s top financial services organizations gathered at AIS’s Dallas headquarters for an exclusive roundtable discussion. The event brought together servicing operations executives from auto finance companies, mortgage servicers, and commercial banks.

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Navigating New Norms

WHITE PAPER:
Navigating New Norms
Outsourcing as a Catalyst for
Mortgage Service Excellence

As the mortgage sector navigates through complex market dynamics, the primary objectives for many organizations remain the same: master cost efficiency, ensure the delivery of high-quality service, and effectively scale operations.

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CASE STUDY: Tailoring and Scaling Specialized Support to Meet the Dynamic Needs of a Mortgage Servicer

AIS partnered with a Top 5 mortgage servicer to help enhance service quality performance, increase operational efficiencies, and reduce departmental expenses.

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PRESS RELEASE: AIS Announces Key Leadership Appointments

PRESS RELEASE: AIS Announces Key Leadership Appointments

AIS is pleased to announce two key leadership appointments that strengthen our ability to deliver innovation, growth, and delivering exceptional value to our clients. These leaders will play an important role expanding our capabilities and supporting AIS’s long-term vision.

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PRESS RELEASE: AIS Expands Commercial Banking Expertise with Hiring of Steve Kennedy

HOUSTON, Texas (February 3, 2025) – AIS, a professional services and technology firm specializing in quality back-office talent and automation, is excited to introduce Steve Kennedy as its new Managing Director of Commercial Banking.

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PRESS RELEASE: AIS Strengthens Enterprise Risk Management Program with Hiring of Saurabh Jhingan

PRESS RELEASE: AIS Strengthens Enterprise Risk Management Program with Hiring of Saurabh Jhingan

AIS, a professional services and technology firm providing quality back-office talent and automation, is pleased to announce the hiring of Saurabh Jhingan as its new Vice President of Enterprise Risk Management.

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September

Bankruptcy Insight Report -
September 2025

September marked the 38th consecutive month of year-over-year growth in bankruptcy filings. With 49,197 new cases, filings rose 15.5 percent compared to September 2024.

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August

Bankruptcy Insight Report -
August 2025

August 2025 saw 47,922 bankruptcy filings, a 5.94% from last year and the 37th consecutive month of year-over-year growth. Although the growth in August filings represented the second-lowest percentage increase this year, it reflected a remarkably steady pattern of increases across all major bankruptcy chapters.

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July

Bankruptcy Insight Report -
July 2025

Total bankruptcy filings rose by 11.45 percent in July compared to the same month last year, reaching 49,633 cases.

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