insolvency manager

Insolvency Manager

The Firm

We are an advisory and financial services firm specialising in business transformation, restructuring and special situations. Cork Gully was founded in 1906 and is headquartered in London. The firm advises public and closed companies as well as investment funds in financial distress.

The firm provides advice on business transformation, asset management, disputes, restructuring and insolvency. Cork Gully coverage includes financial services, asset management, real estate, energy, mining, life sciences, technology, media, manufacturing and transportation.

Cork Gully includes Cork Gully LLP, Cork Gully Asset Management Limited, Cork Gully Asset Managers Limited, Cork Gully (Guernsey) Limited, Cork Gully (Jersey) Limited, Cork Gully Partners LLC, Cork Gully (Cayman) Limited and Cork Gully (Luxembourg) SARL.

The Role

We are seeking experienced insolvency managers to join our team and assist in our progression.

Candidates will have the ability to work well as part of a team with the ability to support the development of junior staff members, as well as displaying strong problem-solving skills.

• Managing a portfolio of challenging corporate and personal insolvency cases from start to completion;
• Oversight of statutory matters, including the preparation of detailed reports and correspondence on a range of matters;
• Reporting direct to the senior partners, including identification of risk issues and the development and implementation of strategies for their resolution;
• Complex investigations, reviews and litigation work as required;
• Monitoring job WIP and costs to budget;
• Developing and mentoring of junior staff; and
• Development of personal networks for your own and the firm’s benefit.

The Candidate

• At least 5 years of formal insolvency experience;
• Previous experience of working on administrations is essential;
• Relevant accountancy or insolvency qualification(s) (formal accountancy qualification, CPI or JIEB);
• Strong knowledge of restructuring and insolvency principles;
• Advisory experience (options analysis, accelerated mergers and acquisitions) preferred;
• First class communication skills and ability to communicate across all levels;
• Strong commercial and business acumen;
• Good all round educational and academic background; and
• Good knowledge of IPS and Microsoft Office.

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

• Excellent starting salary of £80,000 per annum with ability to earn bonuses;
• Joining bonuses available;
• Ability to work directly with and learn from our senior partners;
• Study support available for JIEB, as appropriate; and
• Fast tracked formal appointment taking, as office holder.

Locations:

• London
• New York
• Guernsey
• Jersey
• Luxembourg
• Cayman Islands