

ERP consolidation plays a fundamental role in creating value throughout the investment lifecycle, allowing firms to reduce costs and enhance commercial offerings with future-proofed and scalable capability. However, post-merger, companies often inherit multiple systems performing similar functions, creating friction to maximising value through the buy-and-build approach.
ERP consolidation plays a fundamental role in creating value throughout the investment lifecycle, allowing firms to reduce costs and enhance commercial offerings with future-proofed and scalable capability.
The financial services industry is at a pivotal point in time. What was once built on face-to-face meetings, extensive paperwork, and manual processes is now being rapidly reshaped by digitisation. Consumers expect seamless digital experiences in every aspect of their lives—banking, shopping, healthcare, and now, wealth management. This shift is redefining customer expectations, rendering traditional performance metrics obsolete, and fundamentally altering what drives profitability.