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A privately-owned UK insolvency and restructuring practice is seeking an Insolvency Investigator to join its fast-growing Investigation Team in London. The role offers a blend of technical challenge, real responsibility, and collaborative working on high-profile corporate cases.
The Role
You will lead and support corporate insolvency investigations, focusing on areas such as director conduct and antecedent transactions. This position sits within a dedicated Investigation Team and offers the opportunity to work alongside insolvency practitioners, managers, and fellow investigators. You'll be responsible for conducting inquiries, analysing financial information, and preparing reports, with clear paths for further advancement.
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- Hybrid working model, blending office-based and remote flexibility
- 25 days' annual leave plus an additional summer day off
- Flexible working arrangements and home workstation support
- Private medical insurance, healthcare cash plan, life cover, and enhanced family policies
- Social events, wellness benefits, and opportunities for personal development
Who We're Looking For
- Professionals with experience in insolvency investigations, corporate insolvency, or related investigative roles
- Strong understanding of insolvency frameworks, legislation, and regulatory processes
- Excellent analytical capacity, able to review detailed financial data and identify red flags
- Clear and accurate communication skills, both written and spoken
- Confidence to work independently and collaborate effectively within a team
- Relevant qualifications (e.g. CPI) are advantageous, but not essential


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This is a compelling opportunity to join a nimble, expert team within a leading restructuring firm that emphasises career development, collaboration, and a forward-thinking approach. You'll gain hands-on exposure to meaningful cases, sharpen your investigative skills, and grow in a supportive and inclusive environment.
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