Full coverage: Insolvency

Henry Construction Projects had over £400 million in revenue in 2021 and is led by its founder, Irishman Mark Henry.

The Naked Collective, a healthy drinks company founded by Niall Phelan and Cat Butler, was plotting an international expansion. However, it has now summoned creditors to a meeting to wind up the business.

Back in 2013, two Irish businessmen sought to replicate the model of a Swiss trade finance firm. Almost a decade later, it has collapsed. This is the story of tax breaks, unregulated loan notes, and a disastrous deal with the former kit supplier to the FAI.

Company directors pursued for €12.4m used to live in a house on the Meath-Dublin border. Liquidators have claimed they purchased the property with company money.

The vegan ready-made brand was expecting new funding last October but has now entered an insolvency restructuring regime.

Silicon Valley Bank's collapse has been noted by Irish bank shareholders. But that doesn't mean the banks are at risk.

The warning signs were there, yet very smart people entrusted their companies to SVB. It would seem to make no sense. Why is this happening?

Cara's former legal advisors are to serve proceedings on Ramona and Canice Nicholas nearly three years after the well-known pharmacy chain collapsed into insolvency.

Bill Henry and Stewart Alexander started and crashed countless companies in the past two decades, culminating in the liquidation of Boxer Logistics last year – and a court order this week.

Just months ago, Bank of America valued Marco Polo Network at €150 million. Now in liquidation, what went wrong with the company?