Senior Manager, Restructuring

Job Description

Senior Manager, Restructuring | Kroll

The Tone:
This is a full-time role at Kroll, located in Gibraltar. Kroll’s Restructuring practice provides effective solutions to major insurers, banks, private equity houses, and corporates facing distressed situations across diverse industries. This position is crucial for assuming direct responsibility for organizations in urgent, distressed situations, offering a unique opportunity to develop specialized skills in insolvency, restructuring, and litigation support through exposure to complex, multi-jurisdictional deals.

The TL;DR
• Role: Full Time
• Type: Full-time
• Location: In-person – Gibraltar
• Mission: Assume direct responsibility for organizations in distressed situations and provide effective solutions to clients across various industries and complex scenarios.

What You’ll Actually Do
• Manage Engagements: Take ownership of engagement management for financial and operational restructuring, official and voluntary liquidations, valuations, corporate advisory, and investigation assignments.
• Lead Regulatory Engagements: Lead and support regulatory and advisory engagements involving insurers, intermediaries, captives, and other regulated financial services entities, including liaison with regulators and policyholder stakeholders.
• Address Complex Matters: Address high-profile insolvency and restructuring assignments, investigations, and complex cross-border matters involving common law jurisdictions and diverse regions.
• Develop Business: Establish and develop relationships with potential and current clients, and take initiative on Kroll’s local Business Development initiatives, coordinating events with key stakeholders.
• Mentor Staff and Monitor Performance: Manage and mentor junior members of staff, contribute to best practice development, and monitor WIP, budgets, and matter profitability while ensuring adherence to internal standards.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Bachelor’s degree or higher in a relevant field, coupled with an insurance, insolvency, accounting, or legal background and a qualification from an internationally recognized institution or professional body.
• Experience: A minimum of 7-8 years’ recent relevant work experience focusing on insolvency, restructuring, and forensic investigations across the required day-to-day responsibilities.
• Skills: Strong financial, business analytical, and report writing skills; excellent written and spoken communication skills; ability to quickly understand and analyze companies’ financial performance; and practical application of knowledge to identify and solve complex problems with good commercial acumen.
• Bonus: Offshore experience is a distinct advantage, as is experience working with insurance companies, captive insurers, brokers, reinsurers, or insurance regulators.