Senior Insolvency Administrator/Assistant Manager

Company: Harvey Sutton
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will manage insolvency cases from start to finish within a London office, driving progression and ensuring statutory compliance. You’ll work with cross‑functional teams and clients to move cases to appointment, while mentoring junior staff and building external relationships. You will contribute to complex financial analysis and reporting, supporting business reviews and forecasting efforts. This is a growth‑oriented role in a firm that values career progression and expert guidance.

Responsibilities

  • Manage cases from commencement to closure and drive progression to appointment
  • Oversee statutory reporting to stakeholders and ensure regulatory compliance
  • Lead client meetings and autonomously support decision making
  • Develop and mentor junior team members; collaborate with internal and external professionals
  • Assist with Independent Business Reviews, Options and Pre‑Lending Reviews
  • Perform detailed financial analysis of statutory accounts, MI, cash flow forecasts, and longer‑term models; identify key trends and drivers

Key requirements

  • 4+ years’ corporate insolvency experience from a top 30 insolvency practice or equivalent
  • Experience with CVLs, CVAs, receiverships and administrations
  • Strong numeracy and analytical skills
  • Excellent written and verbal communication
  • Attention to detail and accuracy; ability to identify high‑risk issues
  • Flexible and able to manage competing priorities
  • Excellent teamwork and organisational skills; proactive and able to work independently
  • Accountancy or insolvency qualification is desirable but not required
  • Excellent written and verbal communication
  • Attention to detail and accuracy
  • Team player with strong interpersonal skills
  • Financial analysis of statutory accounts
  • Management information reporting
  • Cash flow forecasting and long‑term forecast modelling

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Posted: November 1st, 2026