Senior Insolvency Administrator

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Job ID: SLNW249 Senior Insolvency Administrator

Following a sustained period of growth, this Insolvency and Restructuring Specialist requires a Senior Insolvency Administrator to manage a caseload of predominately Liquidations.

Role:

• Manage a caseload of mainly Liquidations from inception through to closure.
• Report directly to a Manager and work closely with one of the IPs.
• Take responsibility for the day-to-day management of cases including; communicating with creditors and employees, liaising with charge holders and banks, dealing with post-appointment taxation, instructing agents and solicitors and working with company directors effectively to maximise realisations.
• Organise creditor meetings and prepare all relevant advance documentation.
• Supervise less experienced members of the team.
• Be given an opportunity to gain some advisory experience.

This firm always looks to advance its employee's professional development and actively promotes external qualifications.

Requirements:

• Corporate Insolvency Administrator with a minimum of 2 years experience.
• CPI Qualified would be advantageous.

This is just one of a number of opportunities we are recruiting for across the UK and Overseas. Levitate Recruitment are the leading Accountancy Practice and Insolvency Recruitment Specialist.

If you are interested in having a confidential conversation about your career options regarding live or future opportunities, contact Scott Lowes at the Levitate Offices.

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