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Insolvency Manager

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Role Overview
The role offers responsibility for a varied portfolio of insolvency engagements, alongside involvement in business development and team leadership.
Client Details
Our client is a well-established and rapidly expanding advisory and accountancy firm with a growing reputation in the restructuring and insolvency market. Working with businesses, stakeholders and individuals facing financial challenges, the firm delivers practical recovery solutions whilst offering excellent opportunities for career progression and professional development.
Description
- Managing a portfolio of corporate and personal insolvencies to include, CVL's, MVL's, Administrations, compulsory liquidations and bankruptcies.
- Overseeing the compliant and efficient advancement of cases from appointment to closure.
- Participate in initial meetings with distressed companies, working closely with Directors to identify the most appropriate financial solutions.
- Be able to manage WIP and provisions on portfolio and meet the monthly deadlines.
- Work closely with other departments in the firm, providing support to clients.
- Assist in building the team and, where appropriate, provide training to develop others.
- Actively engage in the firm's networking and business development initiatives.
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- At least 2 years of experience in corporate insolvency.
- JIEB qualification is advantageous but not essential.
- Experience in attending initial meetings and successfully securing engagements.
- Demonstrated experience in managing and mentoring less experienced team members.
Job Offer
- Salary up to £60,000 with additional benefits package to include enhanced pension, private medical and various corporate discounts.
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