Analyst, Restructuring

About the Role

At Kroll, our experts combine analytical prowess with deep market understanding and maintain independence to deliver well-founded analysis and actionable advice to our clients. We operate with a global mindset and promote transparency in a traditionally opaque environment. Joining Kroll means becoming part of a collaborative and supportive team that encourages your professional growth and impact.

The Restructuring & Advisory team serves as financial advisors to a wide range of stakeholders—including companies, banks, lenders, and creditors—helping navigate distressed situations across diverse industries and scenarios. Your contributions here support the protection, restoration, and maximization of client value, while advancing your career.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day restructuring engagements, including setting up and maintaining facilities on internal systems, asset management, validation, and reporting per assigned cases.
• Prepare and oversee bank reconciliations, cash flow statements, budgets, forecasts, scenario analyses, and estimated outcomes.
• Implement internal controls to protect assets and alleviate risks, aiming to maximize client asset recoveries.
• Maintain detailed and current records for restructuring assignments and related assets.
• Contribute to developing strategic solutions that enhance asset recoveries for creditors.
• Coordinate pre-market activities and inquiries to minimize delays in asset market readiness and ensure timely execution of asset management strategies.
• Liaise with third parties, including sales agents, legal advisors, tax authorities, property consultants, project managers, potential buyers, employees, tenants, and other professionals to prepare assets for sale and optimize returns.
• Administer insolvency and restructuring processes across various assignment types such as receiverships, insolvent and solvent liquidations, examinerships, debt restructuring; including asset realization, meeting attendance, correspondence preparation, employee claims, creditor claim adjudications, and tax filings.
• Prepare fee invoices and aggregate third-party invoices, ensuring timely payment processing.
• Support visits to client premises alongside other team members and communicate effectively with client representatives, agents, and solicitors.
• Handle stakeholder, client, and creditor correspondence and calls promptly and accurately, following thorough research.

Candidate Profile

• Currently pursuing a diploma, bachelor's, or master's degree with strong academic performance in Business, Finance, Accounting, or Economics.
• Excellent client service orientation with the ability to prioritize tasks effectively within a team setting; strong analytical, organizational, and time management skills with proven ability to meet strict deadlines; sound judgment and decision-making abilities.
• Sharp analytical skills with attention to detail and swift evaluation capabilities.
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills facilitating effective representation of diverse groups.
• Strong financial acumen and proficiency in MS Office applications including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Excellent command of English, both spoken and written.
• Aspirations to pursue the ACA professional accounting qualification through the Chartered Accountants of Ireland; this qualification is financially supported by Kroll, including comprehensive study leave at CAP1, CAP2, and FAE levels.

About Kroll

Kroll is a global leader in risk and financial advisory, with a nearly 100-year history blending seasoned expertise and advanced technology to address complex industry challenges. Our One Team, One Kroll philosophy fosters a collaborative and empowering workplace that accelerates career growth. We are committed to equal opportunity, diversity, and recruiting based on merit.

To be considered, candidates must apply through Kroll's official career portal.