UK
Ireland
Pranav Nadkarni specializes in business transformation and value creation services. He has led digital transformation, strategic cost reduction, performance improvement programmes and supported clients across the M&A lifecycle (buy-side & sell-side) in areas such as operational & commercial due diligence, synergies assessments, Day 1 planning and post-deal integration / separation execution.
Experience
Pranav Nadkarni specialises in business transformation and value creation services and he has over 15 years experience in management consulting working across Big 4 firms, EY and Deloitte in multiple jurisdictions. He brings experiences from different industries including financial services, technology, charities and retail.
Notable client work & achievements
Pranav Nadkarni's notable client work and achievements include:
- Supporting a FTSE 100 housebuilder on their post-merger integration programme, working with the IMO on tracking realisation of £100m of cost synergies
- Supported PE-backed data intelligence company in assessing potential cost synergies and integration planning
- Led a £1m+ digital transformation programme for one of UK's largest commercial property management businesses focusing on optimising inefficient processes and implementing system and organisational change
- Led a cost review for one of UK's fastest growing fintech banks
- Performed a rapid diagnostic, reviewing overall profitability and cashflow forecasts for a £500m+ turnover UK catering group
Professional qualifications & memberships
- PRINCE2 Practitioner
- PRINCE2 Agile Practitioner
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Taking the Long view: New financial services expertise for S&W’s consulting team
Financial services business in the UK face an uncertain economy and a government taking tough decisions on tax. They need advice that is agile and brings a broader perspective, argues S&W’s new sector lead.
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Hospitality and the Autumn Budget - A sector in need of relief
The upcoming 2025 Autumn Budget will be closely watched by all sectors, but hospitality businesses are likely to be looking on with particular anxiety. Could the sector see a repeat of the last Budget or a helping hand by the Chancellor?