Senior Insolvency Administrator - London

London

Senior Insolvency Administrator

Salary: Up to £52,500 per annum for outstanding candidates.

We are delighted to partner with the UK’s number one leading business rescue and recovery insolvency practice.

Our client is looking for a highly motivated and enthusiastic Senior Insolvency Administrator. The successful candidate will join an incredibly busy and competitive team in our client’s stunning Canary Wharf Office.

A bit about our client:

  • Our client has doubled in size since 2019 and has ambitions to maintain that growth profile moving forward
  • They are looking for people who want to help them shape their future
  • They offer hybrid working, 3 days in the office and 2 days at home
  • You will receive great exposure to a large variety of case work and all types of insolvency processes
  • You will receive the opportunity to work directly with managers and directors on key decisions and strategies

Key responsibilities as a Senior Insolvency Administrator:

  • Running your own portfolio of cases that include will include all types of liquidations, administrations & CVAs. Some personal case work may be available
  • Working directly with managers, directors and partners and being a part of key decision making as cases progress
  • Draft reports in accordance with statutory requirements and any other correspondence as required
  • Regular client contact in concurrence with managers, provide supervision of/delegate work to more junior staff and assist juniors with queries
  • Assist in the development of more junior staff who are assisting on case work
  • Undertaking investigations as and when required which can also lead into asset recovery action
  • Delegation of work to others as required

Requirements:

  • Proven insolvency experience in a similar role is essential
  • CPI qualification is desirable
  • Ability to manage a varied case load in an insolvency/restructuring firm
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to work to tight deadlines