Oury Clark
Insolvency Trainee

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About the Job
🏢 Company | Oury Clark
👥 Size | 150 - 200 employees
📌 Role | Insolvency Trainee
🔍 Focus Areas | Bankruptcy, IVAs, MVLs, CVLs, Compulsory Liquidation (CWU), CVAs
💡 Skills | Graduate-level education, analytical mindset, strong communication, IT proficiency, team player
📍 Location | Slough
💼 Offer | Competitive salary with benefit
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Oury Clark is a diverse and dynamic firm that combines legal and accountancy expertise to provide a broad range of services. We believe in solving problems with a mix of disciplines, and our workplace is all about working hard without taking ourselves too seriously.
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As an Insolvency Trainee, you will contribute to the growth of our Insolvency department, gaining exposure to a wide variety of cases and responsibilities. We offer plenty of opportunities for career progression as we continue to expand.
This role offers the successful individual the opportunity to contribute to the Insolvency department, which is ready to grow significantly. The workload is diverse and varied includes Bankruptcy, IVAs, MVLs, CVLs, Compulsory Liquidation CWU, CVAs.
Why Join Us?
- Be part of a team that takes their job seriously, but not themselves.
- Enjoy broad-based cross-discipline training and career progression opportunities in a rapidly expanding firm.
- Work in a supportive environment with partners and colleagues who are dedicated to your success.


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Key Responsibilities:
- Manage a varied caseload of both individual and corporate insolvency matters
- Assist with the sale and security of assets
- Prepare detailed reports on the financial situation of companies and individuals
- Negotiate with creditors and debtors
- Investigate director’s conduct
Requirements:
- Graduate-level education
- Strong analytical and logical skills
- Excellent communication skills (both verbal and written)
- Proficient with IT
- Able to work independently, but also a great team player
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