Insolvency Practitioners-IVA

Manchester

£80,000 to £85,000 plus benefits

Permanent

Insolvency Practitioners-IVA

📍 Office-Based, Hybrid or Fully Remote
⏰ Full-Time or Part-Time

Imperium Financial Recruitment is working with a leading volume IVA provider seeking an experienced, licensed Insolvency Practitioner.

You will take responsibility for IVA appointments, provide technical guidance and ensure cases meet all regulatory, statutory and professional standards.

Applicants must have:

✅ Proven IVA appointment-taking experience
✅ Experience within a volume IVA business
✅ Strong technical and regulatory knowledge
✅ Excellent commercial judgment and communication skills

This is an exciting opportunity to join a leading company offering genuine flexibility and an influential senior position.

📩 Send your CV to Russell Corrie at rcorrie@imperiumfr.com.

Imperium Financial Recruitment is acting as a recruitment agency.

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