Corporate Insolvency Professionals – Administrator to Manager Level

Manchester

£30,000 to £55,000 plus excellent benefits

Permanent

Corporate Insolvency Professionals – Administrator to Manager Level

Location: Manchester
Working Arrangements: Office-based and hybrid
Salary: Competitive and dependent on experience
Employment Type: Full-time, permanent

The Opportunity

A market-leading national insolvency firm is recruiting experienced Corporate Insolvency Administrators, Assistant Managers and Managers to join its expanding team.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly regarded business offering varied case exposure, professional development and genuine opportunities for career progression.

Office-based and remote working options are available, depending on experience and the requirements of the position.

Available Positions

  • Corporate Insolvency Administrator
  • Senior Insolvency Administrator
  • Corporate Insolvency Assistant Manager
  • Corporate Insolvency Manager

Key Responsibilities

Responsibilities will vary according to seniority but may include:

  • Managing a portfolio of corporate insolvency cases
  • Working on CVLs, MVLs, administrations and other corporate procedures
  • Progressing cases from appointment through to closure
  • Preparing statutory reports, notices and case documentation
  • Conducting investigations into company affairs and director conduct
  • Liaising with directors, creditors, employees, agents and other stakeholders
  • Reviewing proofs of debt and dealing with creditor claims
  • Ensuring cases comply with statutory, regulatory and internal requirements
  • Maintaining accurate case records and meeting all relevant deadlines
  • Supporting and supervising junior colleagues
  • Assisting senior team members with complex assignments
  • Managing workflow, budgets and case progression at Assistant Manager and Manager level

Skills and Experience

  • Previous corporate insolvency experience is essential
  • Experience managing or supporting a varied caseload
  • Good understanding of corporate insolvency procedures
  • Strong case-management and organisational skills
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Confidence dealing with directors, creditors and professional stakeholders
  • Ability to work accurately and manage competing deadlines
  • Experience using specialist insolvency software would be advantageous
  • CPI, ACA, ACCA or other relevant qualifications would be beneficial but are not essential
  • Previous supervisory or team-management experience will be required for senior positions

What’s on Offer

  • Competitive salary based on experience and seniority
  • Office-based and remote working opportunities
  • Varied corporate insolvency caseload
  • Supportive national team
  • Ongoing training and professional development
  • Support towards relevant professional qualifications
  • Clear opportunities for career progression

Imperium Financial Recruitment is acting as a recruitment agency in relation to these vacancies.






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