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Assistant Manager- Restructuring Advisory

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Assistant Manager- Restructuring Advisory:
About our client:
Our client is a leading national business advisory firm working on leading Restructuring and Insolvency mandates across the UK. The firm is well known for advisory work and supporting clients to navigate complex and difficult situations across restructuring, insolvency and corporate finance.
The Opportunity:
Opportunity is to join a Financial Advisory team in London as a Senior Associate or an Assistant Manager. This with a focus on working with stressed and distressed clients, including corporates, independent schools, and charities. This role offers the opportunity to work on a broad range of assignments, including administrations, restructuring plans, IBR work, report writing and AMA cases.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform detailed financial analysis, including review of historic performance, forecasts, and cash flow models.
- Utilisation of financial databooks to support decision-making and interrogation of data
- Produce high-quality written reports, including IBR's, solvency reviews, IM's, and stakeholder communications.
- Support and prepare transaction materials and support in delivering accelerated M&A and restructuring processes, including managing timelines and coordinating with multiple parties.
- Engage with key stakeholders, including management teams, lenders and advisors.
- Support senior team members in advising boards and trustees, including preparing for and attending board meetings.
- Contribute to business development activities and sector-focused initiatives, particularly within independent education and not-for-profit sectors.
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Qualifications:
- ACA/ACCA or other equivalent professional qualification
- Strong analytical capability, with experience analysing and reviewing financial data
- Experience of trading administrations, Options Reviews, Contingency Planning and IBR work.
- Strong stakeholder management and interpersonal skills, with the confidence to engage with senior executives
- Clear and concise communication skills, both written and verbal
- Advanced proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint
- Experience in restructuring, insolvency, or advisory for stressed/distressed businesses is essential
- Exposure to the education, charity, or not-for-profit sectors would be advantageous, but not essential.


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This is an exciting opportunity for a AC/ACCA qualified candidate with an insolvency background to either break into advisory, or for an experienced advisory professional to join a dynamic team.
If interested, please apply directly below or reach out directly to Mike@stonebridgerecruitment.com
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