Corporate Insolvency Administrator

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This position supports the administration of corporate insolvency proceedings, including bankruptcies, receiverships, proposals, and restructurings under federal legislation. The role involves case management, regulatory compliance, documentation, and stakeholder communication from file initiation through closure.

What you will be doing

• Administer insolvency files including bankruptcies, receiverships, proposals, and restructurings
• Prepare and file regulatory documents and court materials in compliance with statutory deadlines
• Maintain case files and track compliance requirements throughout proceedings
• Communicate with creditors, debtors, legal counsel, and other stakeholders
• Coordinate meetings of creditors and document proceedings
• Support file management from opening through final discharge or closure

What the role requires

• Experience administering corporate insolvency files under Canadian insolvency legislation
• Knowledge of bankruptcy, receivership, proposal, and restructuring processes
• Familiarity with regulatory filing requirements and court procedures in insolvency matters
• Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple files with competing deadlines

What your resume should make obvious

Screeners spend seconds on a first pass. For this role, these are the things worth putting where they will be seen.

• State which insolvency proceeding types you have administered: bankruptcies, receiverships, proposals, or restructurings
• Specify your role in the file lifecycle: intake, compliance tracking, creditor meetings, or closure
• Mention experience with regulatory filings and statutory deadlines in insolvency contexts
• Quantify your caseload: how many active files you managed simultaneously
• Reference familiarity with court processes and stakeholder coordination
• Note any exposure to insolvency software or case management systems by generic type

Where people in this role usually come from

Candidates typically come from roles in insolvency firms, restructuring practices, or legal administration supporting bankruptcy and receivership matters.