BANKRUPTCY INSIGHTS
June 2025 Bankruptcy Filings Up 14.73% YoY, Highest Growth Rate This Year
Bankruptcy filings totaled 46,298 in June, increasing 14.73 percent compared to the same month last year. This marks the highest monthly growth rate so far in 2025 and the 35th consecutive month of year-over-year increases. While business reorganizations declined significantly, the pace of business and consumer liquidations saw the largest increase in nine months. Although the rate of growth in bankruptcy filings started to moderate this Spring, June brought the return of the double-digit increase.
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Bankruptcy Bites: What June’s Data Signals for the Road Ahead
In this edition of Bankruptcy Bites, Cliff White offers a fast-paced breakdown of the latest bankruptcy data and what it may reveal about the broader economic landscape. With shifting trends across Chapters 7, 11, 13, and Subchapter V, the June numbers raise key questions about emerging financial pressures and potential ripple effects for lenders, servicers, and the business community. Watch for insights on the patterns behind the percentages, and where things may be headed next.
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