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Contentious Insolvency Administrator

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A leading professional services firm is looking to hire an Insolvency Administrator to join its specialist Contentious Insolvency / Investigations team in London. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to move into more complex, investigation-led work while gaining exposure to innovative technologies, including AI-driven tools.
The Role
You will support a varied portfolio of contentious and investigation-focused assignments, working closely with senior staff on complex cases involving director conduct, recoveries, and litigation support. The team is forward-thinking and leverages AI and technology to improve case efficiency and insight.
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Key Responsibilities
- Assist in the management of contentious insolvency and investigation cases
- Review financial records and support director conduct investigations
- Help identify potential antecedent transactions and recovery opportunities
- Prepare reports, correspondence, and statutory documentation
- Liaise with legal teams, creditors, and key stakeholders
- Utilise internal systems and AI tools to support case analysis
About You
- Experience within corporate insolvency (administrations, liquidations, or investigations)
- Interest in contentious or investigation-based work
- Strong attention to detail and analytical skills
- Comfortable working with data and open to using new technologies
- Good communication and organisational abilities


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What's On Offer
- Exposure to complex and high-profile contentious cases
- Opportunity to work with modern AI tools and innovative processes
- Hybrid working - flexible structure
- Supportive, collaborative, and forward-thinking team
- Clear progression and development opportunities
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