Receivership catalog
Operating guide
How Receivership And Bankruptcy Work
The catalog treats a company as discoverable only when a first-party court, regulator, company registry, or issuer filing creates the signal. Secondary writeups, claims-agent pages, and receiver pages can enrich later, but they cannot create rows.
Date rule
Use the court filing, court order, registry event, or official publication date that starts the legal process. Preserve earlier application dates separately when they matter.
Live now
PACER RSS, SEC, OSB, BODACC, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Brreg, Czech ISIR
Court-level PACER/CM-ECF bankruptcy RSS, public-company US filings, Canadian CCAA records, and French collective-procedure notices run through first-party collectors. Austria Ediktsdatei, Switzerland SHAB/SOGC, Czech ISIR, Denmark Statstidende, Finland Legal Register Centre, Estonia Ametlikud Teadaanded, Latvia Register of Enterprises, Lithuania AVNT, Slovakia IS REPLIK, Slovenia AJPES, Spain RPC liquidation sales, and Norway Brønnøysund add official European register coverage for company insolvency openings, reconstruction notices, legal-protection proceedings, and productive-unit sale processes.
Credential gated
PACER PCL, Companies House, CRO
PACER Case Locator, Companies House, Rechtspraak CIR, and Ireland CRO are implemented as gated connectors or checkpoints and need account credentials, subscription endpoints, or query-path configuration. PACER PCL is configured for bounded daily debtor-company discovery; use explicit vars before broader Chapter 7 or long-range sweeps.
Court follow-up
Deadlines and sale docs
A register signal is enough to create a candidate. Acquisition deadlines require docket and document extraction where available.
Production Readiness
Scheduled updates
A receivership-only workflow runs every four hours and the daily all-data workflow runs the same strict receivership verifier before publishing.
Strict source health
The verifier blocks stale datasets, missing same-date raw snapshots, truncated live sources, and non-first-party evidence.
Remaining gates
PACER PCL, Companies House, Netherlands CIR, Ireland CRO, German court notices, Norway XML, and Canadian provincial receivership portals still require credentials or terms review.
Europe Expansion Queue
These are mapped first-party national registers or official EU register pages for the next coverage wave. They do not create candidates yet; rows should only enter the catalog after a connector captures a date-bounded official source snapshot and cites the national register or court record behind the result.
| Country | Procedures | Official source | Next connector step |
|---|---|---|---|
Belgium planned | Bankruptcy and judicial reorganisation files. | Belgium insolvency register via e-Justice | Map RegSol/e-Justice search behavior, then add raw official snapshot checks before candidate creation. |
Bulgaria planned | Insolvency and stabilisation proceedings. | Bulgaria insolvency register via e-Justice | Confirm national register query requirements and business-debtor fields. |
Croatia planned | Bankruptcy, pre-bankruptcy, and related court proceedings. | Croatia national insolvency register | Add date-bounded official-register polling and corporate-debtor filtering. |
Cyprus planned | Bankruptcy and liquidation proceedings administered by the official receiver function. | Cyprus insolvency register via e-Justice | Review company-vs-person fields before allowing rows into the catalog. |
Greece planned | Bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings. | Greece insolvency register via e-Justice | Confirm official publication endpoint and corporate identifiers before ingestion. |
Hungary planned | Bankruptcy, liquidation, and related company insolvency notices. | Hungary insolvency register via e-Justice | Map official register fields and test whether notices are date-queryable. |
Italy planned | Liquidazione giudiziale and other insolvency/code-crisis procedures. | Italy insolvency register via e-Justice | Treat as mapped only until Ministry of Justice system/API availability is confirmed. |
Luxembourg planned | Bankruptcy, controlled management, suspension of payments, and liquidation notices. | Luxembourg insolvency register via e-Justice | Confirm official register/search route and legal-entity identifiers. |
Malta planned | Company insolvency, dissolution, and winding-up notices. | Malta insolvency register via e-Justice | Review company-registry and court-publication data before candidate creation. |
Poland planned | Bankruptcy, restructuring, and enforcement-related debtor proceedings. | Krajowy Rejestr Zadluzonych | Build KRZ connector after confirming search terms, identifiers, and cost/rate limits. |
Portugal planned | Insolvency, recovery, and court-publication notices. | Portugal insolvency register via e-Justice | Map CITIUS/e-Justice route and official publication date semantics. |
Romania planned | Insolvency Proceedings Bulletin publications and court-case references. | ONRC Insolvency Proceedings Bulletin | Use ONRC/e-Justice fields for bulletin date, case number, court, and debtor identifiers. |
Sweden planned | Bankruptcy, company reorganisation, and debt restructuring. | Sweden EU insolvency register entry | Map Bolagsverket/Kronofogden official records and distinguish companies from personal debtors. |
Country Coverage
| Country | Procedures | Clock | Primary sources | Catalog treatment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
United States live | Chapter 11, Chapter 7, Chapter 15, federal equity receiverships, and state receiverships. | The best trigger is the bankruptcy petition or receivership complaint/order on the court docket. Court-level CM/ECF RSS is the fastest implemented public signal; PCL is a once-daily national index; SEC Item 1.03 is useful for public issuers but can lag the court filing. | PACER/CM-ECF bankruptcy RSS ingestion is live and polls court-level feeds for Chapter 11/15 opening-petition docket entries. SEC Item 1.03 is also live. PACER PCL is implemented and becomes live when PACER credentials are configured; it is used as a once-daily national index/backstop, reuses same-day raw snapshots to avoid repeated billable searches, and flags page-cap truncation. Court-specific CM/ECF login is still needed for full docket reports, petition PDFs, and document-level sale deadlines. | |
Canada live | CCAA restructuring, BIA bankruptcy/proposal proceedings, and receiverships under BIA and provincial superior-court orders. | For CCAA, the initial order date is the first strong official signal. For receiverships such as DOZR, the order date is the key receivership date, with the application date preserved separately. | OSB CCAA ingestion is live. Provincial receivership portals remain terms-gated, so DOZR is kept as an archive test row with October 9, 2025 as the receivership order date. | |
United Kingdom credential gated | Administration, liquidation, CVA, moratorium, administrative receivership, receiver-manager appointments, and foreign insolvency registrations. | Companies House insolvency events are the best structured source for company-level status. The event stream keeps a database current after an initial snapshot. | Connector is implemented but credential-gated. It needs a Companies House stream key and persists the stream timepoint so the next run resumes from the last observed event. | |
France live | Sauvegarde, redressement judiciaire, liquidation judiciaire, and related collective-procedure notices. | The court judgment date is the legal event date; BODACC publication date is the official publication timestamp used for daily monitoring. | BODACC ingestion is live. The default filters suppress restaurants, real estate, personal debtors, and low-fit local services while retaining the records for auditability. | |
Austria live | Konkursverfahren, Sanierungsverfahren, and related insolvency register notices. | The key trigger is the opening/effective date in the Ministry of Justice Insolvenzdatei. Austrian official guidance says the insolvency effects generally begin at 00:00 on the day after publication in the Insolvenzdatei. | Ediktsdatei ingestion is live. The collector searches Eröffnung/Datum der Wirkungen, fetches official detail pages for corporate debtors, extracts claims/hearing dates, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, and hotel rows by default. | |
Switzerland live | Bankruptcy notices, calls to creditors, composition moratoria, and bankruptcy during composition proceedings. | The SHAB/SOGC publication date is the official public notice timestamp. The underlying order and sale-process details may sit with the cantonal bankruptcy office or court file. | SHAB/SOGC ingestion is live. The collector uses official rubric/search/detail JSON for bankruptcy and composition-proceeding notices, filters to corporate legal-form rows with UID signals when present, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, hotel, and local-retail rows by default. | |
Czechia live | Insolvency petitions, commencement notices, bankruptcy decisions, reorganisation permissions, and related insolvency-register case events. | The ISIR event publication timestamp is the official monitoring clock. Czech official guidance says insolvency proceedings are normally publicised in the Ministry of Justice register within two hours of petition submission during court working hours. | ISIR_PUBLIC_WS ingestion is live. The collector polls the official SOAP event stream by event ID, persists a cursor, filters to legal-person debtors from the XML note payload, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, hotel, and local-retail rows by default. | |
Denmark live | Konkurs decrees, rekonstruktion notices, creditor meetings, reconstruction proposals, and cessation notices. | The Statstidende publication is the official public notice layer; the collector also preserves the decree/start date and petition/request date when the notice text provides them. | Statstidende ingestion is live. The collector filters to CVR-numbered corporate legal forms, fetches official message detail JSON, extracts case/court/deadline signals, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, hotel, and local-retail rows by default. | |
Finland live | Bankruptcy and corporate restructuring matters in the Legal Register Centre insolvency register. | The application filing date is the earliest official signal; the opening-decision date is used when the register extract includes a decision starting the bankruptcy or restructuring procedure. | Insolvency-register ingestion is live. The collector runs date-bounded official search queries for bankruptcy and corporate restructuring applications/decisions, fetches official extract HTML for corporate debtors, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, hotel, and local-retail rows by default. | |
Estonia live | Bankruptcy notices and reorganisation notices published through Ametlikud Teadaanded for legal-person debtors. | The official notice publication date is the daily monitoring clock; the court order date is preserved as the filing/order date when the notice body provides it. | Ametlikud Teadaanded ingestion is live. The collector runs date-bounded official legal-person searches for bankruptcy and reorganisation subcategories, creates rows only when the official result includes an Estonian registry code, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, hotel, and local-retail rows by default. | |
Latvia live | Legal-person insolvency proceedings and legal-protection proceedings in the Register of Enterprises insolvency register. | The Register of Enterprises entry_created_on date is the monitoring clock. The proceeding_started_on date is preserved as the proceeding start or court-order date. | Register of Enterprises ingestion is live. The collector downloads the official daily CC0 CSV, requires legal-person registration numbers, preserves court case/court fields and CSV hashes, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, hotel, and local-retail rows by default. | |
Lithuania live | Legal-person bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings in the AVNT National Insolvency Portal. | The AVNT public case date is the monitoring clock. Publication date and court decision/start dates are preserved when the official row exposes them. | AVNT ingestion is live. The collector initializes the official public guest session, calls the portal's public case API for bankruptcy and restructuring categories, requires debtor company codes, stores raw API page hashes, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, hotel, and local-retail rows by default. | |
Slovakia live | Konkurz, malý konkurz, reštrukturalizácia, public preventive restructuring, and court-supervised liquidation proceedings in IS REPLIK. | The REPLIK proceeding start/process date is the monitoring clock for new cases. The API also exposes petition/submission date and last-event date when available. | REPLIK ingestion is live. The collector calls the official public SOAP API with a date window, creates candidates only when the debtor row includes an IČO company identifier, stores SOAP page hashes, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, hotel, and local-retail rows by default. | |
Slovenia live | Legal-person bankruptcy, compulsory settlement, simplified compulsory settlement, preventive restructuring, and compulsory liquidation opening publications in AJPES eObjave. | The AJPES publication date is the monitoring clock. The official action date is preserved as the court-order/process date when present. | AJPES ingestion is live. The collector runs date-bounded official eObjave searches for legal-person insolvency opening orders, requires Slovenian registration numbers, fetches capped official detail pages in the same AJPES session, stores raw HTML snapshots, and suppresses obvious real-estate, restaurant, hotel, and local-retail rows by default. | |
Spain live | Concurso, restructuring-plan productive-unit sales, liquidation-phase productive-unit sales, and special-procedure sale publications. | For acquisition discovery, the Registro Publico Concursal liquidation-sale publication date is the first official sale-process trigger. General concurso discovery still depends on the broader RPC search and court/register documents. | Liquidation-sale ingestion is live for date-bounded official productive-unit sale rows. The collector stores the official search payloads and detail-page probes, marks restaurants/real estate/local retail as suppressed, and treats the broader RPC concurso search as a separate terms/CAPTCHA-reviewed source before general candidate creation. | |
Netherlands credential gated | Faillissement, surseance van betaling, debt restructuring, and related Central Insolvency Register entries. | The court register publication is the official discovery point for bankruptcies and suspensions of payment. Rechtspraak says the CIR webservice can read the newest publications each working day. | Credential-gated XML collector is implemented. It needs the free Rechtspraak CIR subscription endpoint and credentials before it can create Netherlands rows. | |
Germany planned | Insolvenzverfahren opened by insolvency courts, with public notices for opening, measures, hearings, and terminations. | The insolvency court publication on the joint federal-state justice portal is the first official publication signal. | Official search form is snapshotted during fetches, but candidate creation remains disabled until terms and JSF automation stability are approved. | |
Ireland credential gated | Receivership, examinership, liquidation, schemes, and court-supervised winding-up. | The Companies Registration Office filing or High Court order is the first-party event depending on procedure. Receiver appointments are Form E8 filings with CRO. | Official CRO Open Services and the Form E8 company-status signal are snapshotted during fetches. Candidate creation remains disabled until Open Services account access and the company/submission query path are configured. | |
Norway live | Bankruptcy opening, compulsory liquidation, debt negotiation, reconstruction, and later bankruptcy-register updates. | The Brønnøysund Register Centre announcement date is the official public register signal for company bankruptcy-opening and compulsory-liquidation events. | Public Brønnøysund announcement polling is live for organization-number bankruptcy openings and compulsory liquidations. The XML/SFTP subscription should replace public HTML polling for production-grade delivery. | |
European Union planned | Cross-border discovery via national insolvency registers and the e-Justice insolvency-register interconnection. | The authoritative event remains the national court or register entry; the EU portal is a discovery layer across member-state registers. | Used for source mapping and coverage expansion. Candidate rows should still cite the national first-party register behind each result. |