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Senior Administrator, Insolvency & Restructuring Quantuma · Quantuma - Restructuring & Insolven[...]

K3 Capital Group
Southampton
4 weeks ago
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Overview

Quantuma is an independent advisory firm serving the needs of mid-market and corporate companies, as well as their stakeholders. Our experts advise clients on business transactions, resolving business disputes, mitigating risk and managing operational as well as financial challenges.

We have deep experience and specialist expertise in restructuring and insolvency, corporate finance, forensic accounting and investigations, cross-border asset recovery and creditor services. We work alongside accountants, major law practices, private equity houses, lenders and regulators. Our 400-strong team operates from 28 offices across the UK, Cyprus, Mauritius, Dubai, the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Singapore, Hong Kong, and Vietnam.

Our Corporate Insolvency & Restructuring team is recognised as the leading, independent business advisory firm providing solutions to both lenders and distressed mid-market and corporate companies.


Role

Senior Administrator – Insolvency & Restructuring

Are you ready for the next step in your insolvency career? Do you want to be recognised and rewarded for your achievements? Does a more varied case load interest you?

As a Senior Administrator you will be challenged with interesting and important work and have plenty of opportunity to develop your skills. You will join our Southampton office and be fully involved in managing your own caseload of Trading & Pre-Pack Administrations and Complex Liquidations. You will work closely with Managers and Directors on Accelerated M&A processes and a range of Advisory & Restructuring projects.

You will be an experienced Insolvency Administrator already familiar with the processes involved in Administrations and Liquidations. This role will give you the opportunity to enhance your experience on complex insolvency cases and advisory projects, whilst progressing your studies (CPI or JIEB) alongside your work.


Benefits
  • Hybrid working
  • Healthcare cash plan
  • Life assurance
  • An Employee Assistance Programme (EAP). Our EAP is a free and confidential employee benefit designed to help deal with issues that could be affecting general wellbeing.
  • Cycle To Work Scheme
  • Eye Care
  • Employee incentives, discounts and perks.
  • Refer-a-Friend incentive - We hope you enjoy working here so much, you recommend us to your friends and family, you can earn up to £3,000.00 for referring us.


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