Restructuring Advisory Manager – Leeds
Ambition Europe Limited · Leeds
Job description
About the role
Join a top‑10 accountancy and advisory practice as a Restructuring Advisory Manager in Leeds. You will focus on advisory‑led restructuring work, delivering high‑impact, commercially driven solutions for a range of clients.
Key responsibilities
- Conduct Independent Business Reviews (IBRs) and provide strategic recommendations.
- Manage cash‑flow planning and liquidity assessments for distressed businesses.
- Support accelerated M&A and distressed transaction processes.
- Deliver debt advisory, stakeholder negotiations and advise on restructuring options.
- Provide exposure to complex, high‑profile administrations where appropriate.
- Work on both Leeds‑based and London‑facing mandates.
Required profile
- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA) or CPI/JIEB qualified.
- Experience within a recognised restructuring or advisory team.
- Strong financial analysis and commercial thinking abilities.
- Ability to manage multiple workstreams and stakeholder relationships.
- Experience coaching or mentoring junior staff.
- Based in Leeds or committed to relocating there.
Required skills
What we offer
- Advisory‑focused restructuring work rather than volume insolvency.
- Complex, high‑quality commercial assignments.
- Direct exposure to partners, directors and national instructions.
- Clear development and progression pathway with flexible seniority levels.
- Referral scheme offering £200 shopping vouchers per successful placement.
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Ambition Europe Limited
Leeds