Merging success: Enabling change in a consolidating market.
How wealth managers are driving confident transformation.
The wealth management industry has seen increased consolidation through mergers and acquisitions (“M&A”). We expect this trend to continue.
However, with transactions driven by a need to re-orientate organisations for future opportunities, they often come with significant change friction.
In this series, we explore how wealth managers are embracing transformation and creating new opportunities that drive confident change, together.
Explore the series
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Technology in M&AWhilst a desire to modernise can be a critical driver in M&A, it can also provide significant challenges. Asking these three questions can help evaluate technology strategies in M&A.
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Building strength through unificationFor many firms, the route to expansion and transformation is through M&A. We discuss how today’s firms are not only using M&A to expand, but to diversify and modernise.
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Delivering confident changeBold leaders thrive through change. Managing challenges allows them to realise their growth strategies. Hear how industry leaders approach and implement change with an eye on the future.
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