Corporate Insolvency Administrator

Manchester

£25,000 to £32,000

Insolvency

Corporate Insolvency Administrator

If you have already gained some Corporate Insolvency experience this position will provide you with the opportunity to progress your career within one of the UK’s leading insolvency and recovery firms. You will assist with a truly mixed caseload, ranging from small CVLs to large administrations and your responsibility will increase as you develop your experience. Offering ongoing personal career development and long term career progression  you will find this is an excellent opportunity to establish yourself within a fast growing and rewarding industry. You will have a high degree of initiative and drive and possess relevant previous experience of working within a Corporate Insolvency environment.






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