When entering into an agreement or contract with another party, it is expected that the business will exercise due diligence. This means that the business will make sure that the party it intends to deal with complies with legal, finance and other applicable laws, rules and regulations.
In practice, this means conducting a comprehensive evaluation of the prospective third party in order to establish its confidence in the proposed deal. This process will not only evaluate its commercial potential, but also any potential risks which may be involved with the proposed engagement.
Due Diligence is one of our core practice areas. We have a dedicated team of professionals who evaluate the proposal according to the deal size and its scope. We prepare and issue a due diligence report setting out the business analysis, identification of undisclosed risks, highlighting key deal issues, and providing valuable insight on transaction synergies which help the interested party in decision making and negotiation.