Partners are practising Chartered Accountants and usually hold registrations as a Registered Liquidator or Registered Trustee in Bankruptcy. They are either appointed to or have conduct of an administration, bringing their specialist skills to the file.

Senior Managers will generally have 8 years’ insolvency experience, broad technical knowledge and controlling all but highly complex files, reporting directly to the Partners.

Managers will generally have 6 years’ insolvency experience, well-developed technical knowledge and capable of managing most administrations. They will be undertaking or have completed the ARITA Advanced Certification course and completed the CAANZ CA Program (or equivalent). They control and train a team of two to four staff.

Associate Managers will generally have 5 years’ insolvency experience, developed technical knowledge, manage basic administrations and assist with the management of complex administrations. They will undertaking or have completed the ARITA Advanced Certification course and be undertaking or have completed the CAANZ CA Program (or equivalent). They control and train a team of two to three staff.

Supervisors will generally have minimum of 4 years’ insolvency experience, be undertaking or completed the CAANZ CA Program (or equivalent) and may have commenced the ARITA Advanced Certification course. They supervise one to two staff.

Insolvency Seniors are graduates, generally with two to four years’ insolvency experience, undertaking the CAANZ CA Program (or equivalent) and be able to demonstrate a sound knowledge and application of insolvency laws and procedures. They may be partially responsible for the training of analysts.

Insolvency Analysts are accounting and/or law graduates with experience in insolvency. They may have commenced the CAANZ CA Program (or equivalent). They are supervised by senior staff.

Graduates Analysts are accounting and/or law graduates; or are working part-time to complete such qualifications and are advanced in their course. They have moderate to little experience in insolvency. They are supervised by senior staff.

Assistant Analysts are undergraduates or non-qualified staff who may have bookkeeping experience. They undertake clerical and administrative tasks on insolvency administrations. They are supervised by senior staff.