Northern Irish business and personal insolvencies rose in 2025

Latest monthly statistics from the Insolvency Service show that there were 351 business insolvencies registered in Northern Ireland in 2025, which was an increase of 15% from 2024 (305 insolvencies). The increase was largely driven by a 56% increase in compulsory liquidations, although the number of CVLs decreased by 22%, while administrations increased by 47% and CVAs increased by…

Sutil-linked firm insolvent, ex-F1 driver still in custody

JANUARY 21, 2026 The legal and financial troubles surrounding former Formula 1 driver Adrian Sutil have deepened, with a luxury car company closely linked to him now declared insolvent. Adrian Sutil, German GP 2010© The Cahier Archive According to WirtschaftsWoche, Munich-area firm DS Motoren GmbH has filed for insolvency following Sutil’s arrest late last year.…

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Is Chance Voight heading for statutory management?

By Peter Drennan* When the High Court placed six Chance Voight (CVI) entities into interim liquidation on 9 December 2025, many observers noted the procedural similarities to the Du Val collapse of 2024. But as someone tracking these matters closely, I think the more interesting question isn’t whether the cases look similar, it’s whether Chance Voight…