Senior (5+ years of experience)
Summary of the Role
As a senior Creditors Voluntary Liquidation Specialist, you will play a critical role in advising and managing the process of voluntary liquidation for companies that are unable to pay their debts. Your expertise will be instrumental in ensuring that the process is carried out fairly, efficiently, and in compliance with legal frameworks.
Required Skills
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
Strong negotiation and communication skills.
Ability to manage complex projects with multiple stakeholders.
Detail-oriented with a high degree of accuracy.
Strong ethical compass and ability to handle sensitive information with discretion.
Qualifications
A professional accounting or legal qualification (e.g., ACA, ACCA, JD, or equivalent).
At least 5 years of experience in a similar role, with a strong background in insolvency and business restructuring.
Proven track record of managing creditors' voluntary liquidation cases.
Deep understanding of insolvency law, corporate finance, and accounting principles.
Membership in relevant professional bodies (e.g., Insolvency Practitioners Association).
Responsibilities
Assessing the company's financial position and advising on the viability of liquidation as a solution.
Preparing and filing necessary documentation for the liquidation process in accordance with legal requirements.
Communicating with creditors, debtors, and company directors to explain the liquidation process and outcomes.
Overseeing the sale of company assets and distribution of proceeds to creditors in the correct order of priority.
Negotiating settlements with creditors and handling creditor queries and objections.
Ensuring compliance with all regulatory and statutory requirements during the liquidation process.
Liaising with regulators, auditors, lawyers, and other professionals throughout the liquidation.
Providing detailed reports and updates to stakeholders on the liquidation progress and financial outcomes.
Conducting post-liquidation tasks, tending to any remaining affairs of the company, and shutting down operations in accordance with the law.