Associate - Liquidations and Forensic Investigation.

What you will be doing

• Supporting the administration of both solvent and insolvent liquidation assignments across diverse jurisdictions, with a focus on financial and accounting compliance
• Executing duties with precision and adherence to the firm’s protocols, relevant statutory obligations, and international standards
• Coordinating with regulatory bodies across jurisdictions to ensure alignment compliance requirements
• Maintaining objectivity, integrity, and professionalism while navigating the sometimes conflicting priorities of stakeholders, including directors, shareholders, employees, and creditors
• Managing cases cost-effectively by ensuring accurate and timely record-keeping, correspondence, and documentation
• Validating shareholder registers, including responding and requesting to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) inquiries in accordance with best practices
• Preparing, submitting, and processing payment files for creditors, ensuring accuracy and efficiency
• Assisting Directors and Senior Managers in preparing and finalizing statutory documentation, financial reports, and regulatory filings, with attention to detail and accuracy
• Engaging with stakeholders and interested parties professionally, providing exceptional client service and building trust through clear communication
• Monitoring and recording time costs with precision, ensuring accurate tracking for appropriate billing and alignment with case requirements
• Contributing to the preparation of detailed financial analyses and reports that aid in strategic decision-making during assignments
• Performing additional responsibilities within the scope of the role to support team objectives and enhance technical expertise

What you will need

• An Honours degree in Law, Accounting, Finance, or a related field
• Strong communication skills, facilitating effective interaction with teams and stakeholders
• Exceptional attention to detail, ensuring accuracy and precision and documentation
• Demonstrated ability to organise, plan, and prioritise tasks effectively, even under tight deadlines.
• Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and take initiative
• Previous experience in a legal, accounting or finance role would be advantageous, providing insight into industry practices
• Proficient in Microsoft Office 365, with particular expertise in Excel and Word for reporting and analysis
• A genuine interest in continuous learning and career progression within the finance profession
• Legal right to work in Ireland, with a commitment to contributing to the industry locally

What you can expect

• Flexible working arrangements
• Supportive, collaborative environment with direct access to experienced leaders
• Ongoing training and support for professional development
• Exposure to large, well-known clients, including listed entities
• Opportunities to connect and socialise through our sports and social club