An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Senior Insolvency Administrator with 3 years experience as a case administrator in insolvency/restructuring and recovery to join a well established accountancy firm. This full-time role offers excellent benefits and a salary range of £40,000 - £45,000.

As a Senior Insolvency Administrator, you will oversee the entire lifecycle of a high-volume case portfolio, primarily focusing on corporate insolvency.

You will be responsible for:

* Maintain accurate and compliant case files in line with statutory requirements.
* Prepare comprehensive reports for creditors and attend relevant meetings.
* Handle statutory reporting duties.
* Instruct and liaise with various professionals.
* Communicate effectively with stakeholders, including creditors, debtors, directors, solicitors, and other professionals.


What we are looking for:

* Previously worked as a Insolvency Administrator, Case administrator, Insolvency Practitioner or in a similar role.
* At least 3 years experience as a case administrator in insolvency / restructuring and recovery.
* Proven ability to manage a diverse caseload successfully.
* Proficiency in MS Office applications.
* Sound working knowledge of IPS.
* A Levels (grades A-C).


Apply now for this exceptional Senior Insolvency Administrator opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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