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Why financial transformation programmes fail after the strategy phase

ProxBridge · 15 June 2026 · 6 min read

Most transformation programmes do not fail in the boardroom. They fail in the eighteen months that follow — in process design, data, systems and adoption.

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The article will examine the common failure points between strategic intent and operational delivery: unclear ownership, under-scoped data work, systems configured around idealised processes, and change fatigue in stretched teams.

It will close with a practical checklist boards and CFOs can use to test whether a transformation programme is genuinely set up to deliver.

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