Pwc UK
Restructuring & Insolvency, Manager

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About the role: Step into a pivotal role with PwC’s Restructuring & Insolvency (R&I) Team as a Manager where your perspectives are valued and your skills can grow. We offer both advisory and executory restructuring services, working with a diverse range of clients and stakeholders, including corporates, banks, funds, sponsors and many more. Our work is dynamic, fast-paced, and essential for our clients, offering an excellent opportunity for motivated individuals to advance their careers. As part of the UK's largest restructuring services firm, you will be central to solving critical financial, operational, and strategic challenges, driving PwC’s purpose to build trust in society. Being part of the R&I team provides a unique opportunity to gain experience across both advisory and executory restructuring service offerings: Corporate restructuring advisory: we provide hands-on support to our corporate clients, helping them to consider and develop solutions for navigating through challenges facing their business. These projects include working with them as they develop their business plans, performing independent business reviews (IBRs), strategic reviews, options analysis, cash flow management and much more. Executory restructuring: we advise on restructuring solutions and how insolvency processes can be used to maximise outcomes for all stakeholders. Our work includes all aspects of pre-insolvency advice and options assessment, contingency planning, or executing administration, liquidations and other rescue mechanisms. What your days will look like: Lead small teams on projects, with the support of senior colleagues, and assist in delivering larger complex projects. Conduct critical financial analysis using your own commercial experience and advanced tools to support projects and identify new opportunities. Create reports and presentations for a variety of clients and stakeholders in both advisory and executory roles. Engage in business development activities, networking with potential clients and intermediaries to uncover new opportunities and innovative solutions. Stay current with digital tools, including GenAI, that can assist in solving client problems and discovering new work opportunities. Communicate effectively to bridge gaps between junior and senior team members. Foster a culture of continuous learning through open coaching conversations and personal development initiatives. The role is for you if: You are enthusiastic and proactive with an interest in helping companies navigate through difficult circumstances, and with experience in finance consultancy or advisory, although it's not essential. You have strong report writing and financial analysis skills, with proficiency in Microsoft Excel / Powerpoint. You stay current with digital tools, including GenAI, that can assist in solving client problems and discovering new work opportunities, with an interest in deploying them in your work. You are commercially aware in restructuring and/or insolvency and have a genuine interest in how businesses operate. You are passionate about and have a commitment to support business development and marketing efforts. You are committed to your personal development and keen on nurturing growth in your team. Must possess an ACA/CA/ACCA qualification (or international equivalent) or have equivalent work experience. This includes international candidates who qualify through experience in their home country, What you’ll receive from us: No matter where you may be in your career or personal life, our benefits are designed to add value and support, recognising and rewarding you fairly for your contributions. We offer a range of benefits including empowered flexibility and a working week split between office, home and client site; private medical cover and 24/7 access to a qualified virtual GP; six volunteering days a year and much more.
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