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Insolvency API statistics

Monthly counts

Companies entering insolvency each month, with the economy beside them.

Professional and IntelMCP tool: monthly_counts

The call

Companies entering insolvency each month, by country, with the economy beside them.

GEThttps://api.insolvencyapi.com/v1/stats/monthly

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The answer

Parameters

NameTypeNeededWhat it does

countrylistRequiredOne or more countries, including Belgium and Denmark's official counts.gbfratczeefihrielvnoptroskesseplusltdechuasikrbedk

frommonthOptionalFrom this month, YYYY-MM.

tomonthOptionalTo this month, YYYY-MM.

procedurelistOptionalOnly these procedures (countries with cases).compulsory_liquidationcreditors_voluntary_liquidationmembers_voluntary_liquidationadministrationadministrative_receivershipreceivershipmoratoriumjudicial_liquidationjudicial_reorganisationsafeguardconciliationotherbankruptcyinsolvencyliquidationliquidation_unspecifiedrestructuringforced_dissolutionexternal_administration

withlistOptionalFigures beside the counts.unemploymentinflationinterest_rate

What comes back

A list in data, each item with these fields. Paging and counts are in meta; see Pagination.

FieldTypeWhat it holds

countrytextThe country.

monthtextYYYY-MM.

held_astextcases, or official_counts for Belgium and Denmark.

casesnumberCompanies entering insolvency that month.

closednumber, or nullCases closed that month (countries with cases).

unemployment_ratenumber, or nullWith with=unemployment: the unemployment rate, %.

inflation_ratenumber, or nullWith with=inflation: inflation over 12 months, %.

interest_ratenumber, or nullWith with=interest_rate: the central bank rate at the month's end, % (euro area countries).

An example answer

A real answer from this morning’s data, made by the call Try it opens on, with the first 2 of its 4 rows.

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{
  "data": [
    {
      "country": "fr",
      "month": "2026-07",
      "held_as": "cases",
      "cases": 6657,
      "closed": 5802,
      "unemployment_rate": 8.3
    },
    {
      "country": "fr",
      "month": "2026-08",
      "held_as": "cases",
      "cases": 1933,
      "closed": 1337,
      "unemployment_rate": 8.2
    }
  ],
  "meta": {
    "count": 4,
    "with": [
      "unemployment"
    ],
    "built_at": "2026-10-31T00:50:40Z",
    "note": "Counted from the cases held, rebuilt every day. The latest month fills in as late publications arrive."
  }
}

Errors it can return

400bad_requestA value is wrong, such as a date in another format. The message says which.401unauthorizedThe key is missing, wrong or no longer valid.403upgrade_requiredYour plan does not include this. The answer names the plan that does.422unknown_parameterA parameter this endpoint does not take. The answer lists the ones it does.429rate_limitedToo many calls in one minute. Wait for the seconds in Retry-After.429quota_exceededYour calls for the day or month are used. The answer says when they reset.

Good to know

Belgium and Denmark are held as official national counts, not cases, and come only here, with held_as saying so.