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June 2026 Analysis: June Breaks a Two-Decade Seasonal Pattern

June 2026 Analysis: June Breaks a Two-Decade Seasonal Pattern

According to AIS bankruptcy filing data compiled daily from PACER, U.S. bankruptcy filings totaled 52,303 in June, up 554 from May and up 6,003 from June 2025, a 12.97% year-over-year increase.

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May 2026 Analysis: Filings post the strongest May since 2019

May 2026 Analysis: Filings post the strongest May since 2019

According to AIS bankruptcy filing data compiled daily from PACER, filings totaled 51,749 in May, down 4,705 from April and up 3,385 from May 2025, a 7.0% year-over-year increase.

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April 2026 Analysis: Bankruptcies hold firm after March surge

April 2026 Analysis: Bankruptcies hold firm after March surge

U.S. bankruptcy filings totaled 56,442 in April 2026, down 1,901 filings from the prior month and up 6,716 from April 2025, a 13.5% year-over-year increase.

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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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AIS Names Paritosh Pathak Chief Information Officer

PRESS RELEASE: AIS Names Paritosh Pathak Chief Information Officer

HOUSTON, Texas (December 3, 2025) – AIS, a professional services and technology firm, is pleased to share that Paritosh Pathak has joined the company as Chief Information Officer, effective December 1, 2025.

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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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Bankruptcy Insight Report June 2026

Bankruptcy Insight Report -
June 2026

According to AIS bankruptcy filing data, U.S. bankruptcies totaled 52,303 in June, up 12.97% from June 2025 and the highest June total since 2019. June typically pulls back from May. This year it didn't. Filings rose 1.1% month over month, bucking a seasonal pattern that has held for two decades.

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Bankruptcy Insight Report -  May 2026

Bankruptcy Insight Report -
May 2026

U.S. bankruptcy filings totaled 51,748 in May, up 7% from May 2025 and the highest May total since 2019. Filings pulled back more than the typical seasonal pattern from April, but the decline understates where the market stands. The filing environment hasn't cooled - it's holding at a level it hasn't occupied in years.

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Bankruptcy Insight Report -<br> April 2026

Bankruptcy Insight Report -
April 2026

U.S. bankruptcy filings totaled 56,442 in April 2026, up 13.51% from April 2025 and the highest April total since 2019. While filings eased from March, the decline was milder than the long-run seasonal pattern, leaving April at an elevated level as Q2 began.

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