Senior Administrator (Fiduciary & Restructuring Services)

Job Summary

A leading professional services organisation is seeking a Senior Administrator to join its Fiduciary & Restructuring Services team. This opportunity is ideal for an organised and detail-oriented professional looking to further their career in corporate administration, restructuring, insolvency, or financial services while supporting a portfolio of complex client structures and engagements. 

Company Information

Join a well-established international professional services business that specialises in fiduciary, corporate, fund, and restructuring services. The organisation is known for its collaborative culture, commitment to professional development, and high standards of client service. You will become part of a knowledgeable Fiduciary & Restructuring Services team, working alongside experienced professionals in a dynamic and supportive environment. 

Responsibilities and Duties

As a Senior Administrator, you will:

• Support the day-to-day administration of directorship, liquidation, and related corporate structures.
• Assist with client communications, case management, and ongoing administration activities.
• Prepare resolutions, agreements, minutes, and other corporate documentation.
• Assist with financial statement preparation and financial reporting schedules.
• Support the preparation and collation of tax and regulatory reporting information.
• Coordinate banking matters and liaise with third-party service providers.
• Maintain statutory records, filing systems, and corporate documentation.
• Support billing processes, fee collection activities, and relationships with legal and tax advisors.

Qualifications and Skills

To be successful in this role, you should have:

• Relevant experience in accounting, audit, fund administration, corporate services, restructuring, insolvency, or a related financial services role.
• Progress towards a recognised professional qualification such as ACCA, CPA, CA, CGI, CPI, or an equivalent designation.
• A degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, Law, or a related discipline (preferred).
• Exposure to financial reporting, statutory administration, or corporate governance processes.
• Strong Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel, Word, and Outlook.
• Excellent organisational and time management skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities with exceptional attention to detail.
• The ability to work independently while contributing effectively within a team environment. 

Benefits and Perks

Alongside a competitive compensation package, you can expect:

• Professional development and support towards industry-recognised qualifications.
• Exposure to complex and varied fiduciary and restructuring engagements.
• Opportunities to work alongside experienced industry professionals.
• A collaborative and supportive team culture.
• Career progression opportunities within an international organisation.
• An inclusive workplace that values diverse perspectives and experiences.
• A commitment to employee wellbeing and professional growth.
• The opportunity to build specialist expertise within a growing sector of financial services.