Average Insolvency Administrator salary in the UK

Introduction: Our client is looking for a Senior Insolvency Administrator to work in their Heathrow Office. They are looking for a motivated and dedicated Senior Insolvency Administrator to take ownership of their own client portfolio, with managerial support. The role will involve supporting the business in delivering revenue and profitability targets, with a key focus on the development of client relationships. This is an exciting opportunity to work for an industry leader who provide fantastic opportunities for career progression. Roles & Responsibilities: Manage case delivery, including pre-appointment, case progression and closure as well as ensuring all aspects of casework are completed in a timely manner.Attending interviews with directors, bankrupts and other relevant parties investigating Directors and debtors’ conduct.Work collaboratively with directors and employees both pre and post appointment as well as liaising with solicitors on specific legal issues arising on cases.Attend meetings with creditors and shareholders.Be the point of contact for dealing with claims and queries from creditors and declaring dividends. Required Skills and Qualifications: ACA/ACCA or CPI/ICAEW qualified.Insolvency experience is essential for the role as you will need to be confident in managing asset valuations and realisations independently.Ability to work to deadlines when reporting on case progress.Experienced case handler. Benefits: The Senior Insolvency Administrator will have access to flexible and hybrid working.A healthy work environment with access to a range of wellbeing resources and outstanding private health.

Are you ready to lead and shape the insolvency process for a growing portfolio of clients? An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Insolvency Manager to join a well-established accountancy firm in Glasgow. This role is perfect for a professional with at least four years of experience in corporate insolvency, looking to take on a leadership role with a clear path to senior management. This Insolvency Manager job in Glasgow offers the chance to manage a diverse portfolio of corporate insolvencies, including court liquidations, CVLs, MVLs, and administrations. The role focuses on delivering exceptional service, managing WIP, and overseeing the insolvency process while developing and mentoring junior team members. Take the next step in your career with this Insolvency Manager job in Glasgow. This is your chance to join a forward-thinking firm, lead the insolvency process, and enjoy all the benefits of living and working in Scotland’s largest city. Contact us today to find out more or apply now to secure this exciting opportunity. Role responsibilities Managing a portfolio of corporate insolvencies, including court liquidations, CVLs, MVLs, and administrationsOverseeing the insolvency process, ensuring compliance and high-quality deliveryManaging WIP and ensuring timely progress on all casesProviding strategic advice and support to clients throughout the insolvency processIdentifying opportunities to improve processes and deliver added value to clientsMentoring and supporting junior team members, fostering a culture of developmentContributing to the growth and success of the firm, with a focus on business development About the firm This well-regarded accountancy practice is known for its expertise in audit, tax, advisory, and insolvency services. With a commitment to delivering tailored solutions and exceptional client care, the firm fosters a supportive and collaborative environment. It offers clear opportunities for progression, making it an ideal choice for ambitious professionals. Benefits of living and working in Glasgow A vibrant city with a thriving arts, culture, and music sceneAccess to world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment optionsProximity to stunning natural landscapes, including Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National ParkAffordable living and excellent transport links across Scotland and beyondA welcoming community and strong professional networks Candidate requirements At least four years of experience in corporate insolvencyProven ability to manage a portfolio of insolvency cases, ensuring compliance and qualityStrong communication and interpersonal skills, with a client-focused approachExcellent organisational skills, with the ability to manage multiple tasks effectivelyJIEB qualification is advantageous but not essentialAmbition to progress to senior management and a proactive approach to career development What’s On Offer £50,000 to £70,000 per annumFull time, permanent rolePension schemeGenerous annual leaveHybrid working arrangementsRegular social eventsProfessional development opportunitiesPlus more Ready to accelerate your practice career? Are you a talented manager who enjoys leading a team and delivering exceptional client service? If you’re looking for a Insolvency Manager job in Glasgow with room for quick progression, we’d love to hear from you About Public Practice Recruitment Ltd Public Practice Recruitment Ltd recruits high-calibre accounting professionals at all levels for tax, accounts, and auditor jobs on both a permanent and temporary basis for accountancy firms. Specialising solely in accountancy recruitment, Public Practice Recruitment Ltd regularly has new accountancy jobs in Glasgow and has a superb track record of meeting and exceeding expectations for accountants looking for their next accounting role.

Are you either an Experienced Insolvency Administrator or Senior Insolvency Administrator ? Have you 1 year + experience of working within Corporate Insolvency ? Do you live in or around Sheffield ? Looking for a New Direction and Great Career? Would you like to work for a growing Iindependent insolvency Practice? Would you like the option of Hybrid working ? Looking to gain Insolvency qualifications? If this sounds like you then please read on.... We are currently working with a rapidly growing independent practice in Sheffield who is going through a really exciting time. Our client is looking for someone who loves Insolvency wants to develop their skills along side a great friendly and very experienced team. So what is this insolvency practitioner looking for? To recruit an experienced Insolvency Administrator or Senior Insolvency Administrator to join their friendly team.Ideally you will be an individual who is keen to progress and develop your insolvency career with them and you will be offered study assistance for CPI if you haven't gained this qualification already. Your main duties and responsibilities will include: Managing your own cases from inception to closure.Communicate with creditors assisting and advising with any queries.Taking responsibility for ongoing compliance on own portfolio of cases.Raise queries on issues from live casework with Manager and/or IP.Provide support and assistance to junior members of the team.Attending site visits as and when required.Develop and maintain strong working relationships with banks/lawyers/financial institutions.Maintain and update IPS. Key requirements Our client is looking for candidates with a minimum of 1 plus years experience of corporate insolvency.A working knowledge of Microsoft products and ideally IPS however training can be provided.A good communicator with excellent numeracy skills and be able to demonstrate good report writing skills.Be able work under own initiative whilst being a strong team member.Highly confidential.Ability to work under pressure to tight deadlines. Salary Our client is offering a very competitive salary depending on the experience and the skills you can bring to the firm. ***If you don’t just want to be a number and join an experienced and friendly team our client is definitely the place for you to work. *** *** This is an incredibly exciting time to join our client at really very exciting time at their insolvency practice!*** If this sounds like the ideal role for you, then please get in touch by clicking the Apply button below. NB: We treat everything in confidence until you tell us we otherwise we will never send your CV to anyone without your permission.