Bankruptcydata.com’s process begins with a distressed company analysis. Bankruptcydata.com analysts use proprietary technology and methods to discover companies that exhibit signs of stress.

When a company does file for bankruptcy, Bankruptcydata.com kicks into gear. The company compiles a database of case information for all companies that file for bankruptcy in the 94 U.S. Bankruptcy Courts in near real time.

Bankruptcydata.com also tracks and reports on public companies currently operating under Chapter 11 protection, in addition to all companies with 50MM in assets or liabilities. This process allows the company to continue collecting information about the public companies’ bankruptcies, including: plans of reorganization and disclosure statements, debtor-in-possession financing information, professional retention data, 363 sales motions, key employee incentive plans, monthly operating reports, claim transfer activity, securities and security pricing data, committee information, and much more.

Their platform allows subscribers to flesh out extensive details pertaining to individual bankruptcies, identify a group of companies that meet specific criteria, or stay on top of the industry as a whole.

BankruptcyData has revolutionized the way in which professionals interested in the bankruptcy sector consume, share, manage, and leverage vital data, research, and analysis. They provide a competitive advantage to those interested in making more informed decisions regarding the bankruptcy and distressed sectors.