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The Dains Group is hiring an Insolvency Graduate in Glasgow to join our Business Recovery-Insolvency team. You will begin a structured training programme studying the CPI qualification and develop your career in insolvency with experienced professionals.
This full-time role offers a comprehensive induction, hybrid working options, and opportunities to work across a diverse range of cases while you gain hands-on experience in insolvency procedures and financial reporting.
Department: Business Recovery-Insolvency
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: Glasgow
Are you ready to shape your future in insolvency?
If you’re an enthusiastic graduate looking to join an accounting firm where you can enjoy a rewarding and progressive career, The Dains Group could offer you a range of opportunities.
Dains are hiring for an Insolvency Graduate to join our Glasgow office where you will have the opportunity to grow your career in tax alongside become a qualified CPI Insolvency Administrator.
Our Insolvency team supports businesses and their stakeholders when a company is experiencing financial difficulties. The team provides advice on recovery and restructuring where the business has the potential to continue operating, while also managing formal insolvency procedures where recovery is not viable. Dains works closely with businesses, lenders, creditors and other stakeholders to develop appropriate solutions and help maximise value throughout the process.
In this role, you’ll work closely with experienced insolvency professionals on a diverse portfolio of cases, supporting businesses across a wide range of sectors. You’ll be involved in assessing financial positions, preparing reports and documentation, managing case administration and assisting with business recovery strategies and formal insolvency processes. This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands‑on experience in a challenging yet rewarding environment where no two days are the same.