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Insolvency recruitment

Insolvency recruitment. The right people for your practice.

Recruitment exclusively for insolvency and restructuring. We support permanent, contract, interim and senior appointments, including confidential recruitment discussions.

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Why recruit through Insolvency Talent?

Recruiting within insolvency and restructuring requires more than matching qualifications to a job description. The right appointment depends on technical experience, the nature of the practice, professional relationships and longer-term career objectives.

  • Exclusive sector focus, with knowledge of corporate and personal insolvency practices.
  • Understanding of technical roles, career progression and the demands of VAs, CVLs and receiverships.
  • Relationships across the profession and a considered approach to sensitive senior searches.
  • Broader practice advisory capability when the challenge goes beyond recruitment.
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Roles we recruit

Early career

  • Graduates and entry-level insolvency professionals.
  • Developing insolvency accountants and restructuring analysts.

Experienced professionals and managers

  • Intermediate and senior insolvency accountants and restructuring professionals.
  • Supervisors and managers across corporate and personal insolvency.
  • Practice managers and specialist administration and operations staff.

Senior leadership

  • Senior managers and directors.
  • Registered liquidators and registered bankruptcy trustees, subject to role and registration requirements.
  • Partners, future partners and other senior appointments.
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Capacity when appointments demand it

A new trading appointment, an investigation-heavy portfolio or a backlog of older matters can change resourcing needs quickly. Permanent, contract and interim hires help you match capability to the work. Sensitive senior and replacement searches are handled confidentially.

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How we work with your practice

1. Understand the requirement

  • Discuss the role, practice environment, experience required and timing.

2. Agree the approach

  • Establish the target candidate profile and appropriate recruitment strategy.

3. Identify and introduce candidates

  • Approach and assess relevant professionals in accordance with the agreed brief.

4. Support the appointment

  • Assist with candidate discussions, selection and appointment.

A practical next step

Let’s talk about what you need.

A confidential conversation with people who understand insolvency and restructuring.

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