Ambition is proud to be partnering with a highly respected advisory firm with a heritage spanning over a century. The firm is currently looking to recruit an Insolvency Manager for its London team, although they are also open to considering experienced Assistant Managers who are ready to take the next step in their career.
This firm specialises in complex formal insolvency work and has built an outstanding reputation for the quality of both its work and its people. While prior advisory experience isn't essential, candidates with skills in areas like contingency planning, cash flow forecasting, or accelerated M&A will also have the opportunity to get involved in more strategic assignments.
What sets this firm apart:
* true meritocracy - promotions are based on performance, not time served.
* Some of the highest salaries in the market, plus a discretionary bonus that outperforms the majority of the market.
* JIEB study support and an accelerated route to formal appointment-taking (within 18 months for the right individual).
What you'll be doing:
* You'll be managing a varied corporate insolvency caseload from cradle to grave. Experience with Administrations is a necessary.
If you join at Manager level, you'll also have responsibility for managing and mentoring junior team members, playing a key role in their development.
Who we're looking for:
* Experienced Insolvency Assistant Managers or Managers
* Strong corporate insolvency background.
* Keen to work in a firm that values quality, offers excellent progression, and encourages professional development
If you're ready to join a firm that genuinely invests in its people and rewards talent, click apply for a confidential conversation - we'd love to tell you more.
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