Buyer’s Due Diligence

/ˈbaɪərz ˈduː dɪˈlɪdʒəns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The investigation and evaluation conducted by a buyer to verify the accuracy of information and assess risks before a transaction, especially in mergers and acquisitions.
    The buyer’s due diligence revealed several undisclosed liabilities.

Forms

  • buyer’s due diligence

Commentary

Buyer’s due diligence is critical to identify potential legal, financial, and operational risks prior to closing a deal.

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