Insolvency Administrator

Ref: 545

Role: Insolvency Administrator

Salary: DOE

Location: Sheffield

Hours: Monday-Friday

Benefits:

• Salary commensurate with experience
• 23 days holiday allowance + statutory public holidays
• Contributory Pension Scheme (3% company contribution)
• Financial support to study towards professional qualifications
• Flexible benefit and well-being schemes
• Enhanced sick pay scheme
• Enhanced Family Friendly Policies, including enhanced Maternity pay
• 37.5 hour working week
• Birthday leave in the month of your birthday
• 2 giving back days per year

Our client is a market leading professional services provider operating across the UK and Channel Islands. They deliver positive strategic advice across restructuring and insolvency, funding, and law.

Duties include:

• Managing own caseload of corporate insolvency cases from inception to closure
• Driving case progression and statutory reporting (Conduct Returns, Progress Reports, Final Accounts)
• Liaising with clients, creditors, Directors, employees and other stakeholders
• Entering information onto the case management system and maintaining case diaries within the system
• Working independently and as part of a team as required
• Conducting investigations into the conduct of Directors and the affairs of the company
• Having responsibility for additional ad hoc tasks as required

Successful candidate: –

• A candidate with a GCSE grades C or above in Maths and English PLUS A-levels OR a recent graduate with a finance related degree – finance/accounting/mathematics/economics OR a candidate with experience in the insolvency industry
• Good numeracy and analytical skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Attention to detail and accuracy
• Flexible attitude with an ability to be adaptable
• Excellent team player
• Strong organisational skills
• Ability to work on own initiative and be proactive
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• As the role requires analysis and preparation of financial data, an accountancy or insolvency qualification would be desirable but is not essential