Buyer Due Diligence
/ˈbaɪər ˈduː dɪˌlɪdʒəns/
Definitions
- (n.) The investigatory process undertaken by a prospective buyer to assess the legal, financial, and operational condition of a target business or asset before purchase.
Buyer due diligence revealed potential liabilities that affected the negotiation.
Forms
- buyer due diligence
- buyer due diligences
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Commentary
Buyer due diligence is critical for risk assessment in transactions and often informs negotiation terms and warranties.
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