Corporate Insolvency Administrator/Executive Glasgow   £33,000 per Annum

Corporate Recovery Administrator required for the Glasgow Recovery & Reorganisation team of this Top 10 firm of Chartered Accountants & Business Advisors.

In this role, you will be primarily responsible for case progression of all classes of corporate insolvency cases (Administrations, Receiverships, Liquidation and CVA's)

Main Responsibilities:
§ Successful implementation of corporate case strategy
§ Involvement in trading on insolvent businesses - dealing with customers, suppliers and employees
§ Assistance in preparation of trading forecasts and management of ongoing cash flow
§ Assisting identification, control and realisation of assets - including liaison with agents and collection of book debts
§ Dealing with employees of insolvent companies and processing of employee claims
§ Dealing with general case correspondence and telephone calls
§ Communication (written and verbal) with creditors - this will include dealing with Retention of Title claims and making distributions to creditors
§ Assisting preparation and/or review of reports to creditors and other stakeholders
§ Investigation of Directors' conduct and submission of Directors' conduct reports
§ Statutory compliance and general case progression (including maintenance of IP record) in accordance with statutory and Firm guidelines
§ Maintenance of case accounts and trial balance - understanding of income, expenditure and journal entries required
§ Participation in the firms' internal training program and may qualify for support towards the obtaining of a professional accountancy qualification

Coming from a CA or IP firm you will have experience of working on formal corporate cases. You will possess excellent communication and team working skills and be keen to progress your technical skills further.

Salary £20,000-£33,000 dependent on experience + Benefits. For further information contact Stuart Ringland on (0141) 272 7759. Ref: 074267
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Job Reference:   Req74267

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