Big 4 Reorganisation/Restructuring Services
Discussion
I may have the opportunity to join a Big 4 firm working in restructuring as a graduate in a regional office.
I don't know that much about the work but it sounds quite interesting and varied working on administrations and turn-arounds. I would study for CA and then I assume I would do the JIEB exams to become an insolvency practitioner.
Do you think this career path has a good future?
What are the exit opportunities for people with experience in this area?
And (most importantly
) how much money could I expect to earn with some experience?
I don't know that much about the work but it sounds quite interesting and varied working on administrations and turn-arounds. I would study for CA and then I assume I would do the JIEB exams to become an insolvency practitioner.
Do you think this career path has a good future?
What are the exit opportunities for people with experience in this area?
And (most importantly
) how much money could I expect to earn with some experience? TVR MAN said:
I may have the opportunity to join a Big 4 firm working in restructuring as a graduate in a regional office.
I don't know that much about the work but it sounds quite interesting and varied working on administrations and turn-arounds. I would study for CA and then I assume I would do the JIEB exams to become an insolvency practitioner.
Do you think this career path has a good future?
What are the exit opportunities for people with experience in this area?
And (most importantly) how much money could I expect to earn with some experience?
1] 'Tis far from the worst path. Very far. Unless you have a very good alternative, take it.I don't know that much about the work but it sounds quite interesting and varied working on administrations and turn-arounds. I would study for CA and then I assume I would do the JIEB exams to become an insolvency practitioner.
Do you think this career path has a good future?
What are the exit opportunities for people with experience in this area?
And (most importantly
) how much money could I expect to earn with some experience? 2] Just insolvency might have it's limitations (obviously) but if you qualify as a chartered Arthur first, and maybe get a little post qual experience, you have options, in the direct world, industry and, to a reasonable degree, the wider world. You won't be feeling the pains of the shackles!
3] While probably not in serf for your butler territory, you won't be pimping Big Issue, as long as you don't f
k up. Put some decent effort in and you won't be wanting too much (unless you get redirected to the smoke and have to take out a million, billion multiple mortgage 
).
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