What is due Diligence?
Due diligence can be explained as reasonable steps taken by a person prior to signing a contract, or an act with a certain standard of care.
It is a comprehensive assessment of a business undertaken by a prospective buyer. Due diligence is used heavily in the business world, especially new agreements. Its purpose is to assess assets and liabilities and evaluate the agreement’s commercial potential.
By vetting or researching potential employees, suppliers or business associates, you may be giving yourself a competitive advantage. I may be able to provide you with information to confirm your suspicions corroborate or refute information you already have or give you new enlightening information.
Extensive global network
My extensive network of detectives and associates now give me the flexibility to provide international due diligence services on the same scale as in Australia.
Some of my clients want to go into business agreements overseas and it can be difficult to find information about the business or new business associates in another country.
Due diligence saves your business
I have saved clients hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years, simply by applying due diligence.
Just recently I had to act fast on a client request being done on a Friday as they needed the information by Saturday.
During the searches and due diligence, I found that the new potential business partners had previously been declared bankrupt and had not disclosed this vital piece of information when she/he was negotiating.
Why you need Diligence?
- Abide to corporate governance practice
- Know your overseas partnership
- Know more about your consortium partner
- Build trust with your Agent or Adviser
- You have a new supplier/vendor
- Unknown service providers
- New distributor agreement
- Engage in new customer contracts
What are the Key Risk Indicators?
If you are unsure if you need my services, consider some of the following factors and try to understand if they are applicable to your situation. Understanding the risk in a business situation will help you make a choice of hiring my due diligence services.
Once you have established which of the following areas that affect your situation, the next step is to clarify the risk and find the appropriate level of due diligence.
- New venture is in high risk Geographic location
- The Industry you are in
- Compensation structure of the proposed arrangement
- High risk Background and identity of the third party
- High risk Connection with government officials or entities
- Additional factors related to the scope of the services to be rendered
Benefits to you
- Void of bias and emotionally-charged analysis
- Conducted through the lens of local business professionals
- Analysis of the internal and external business environment
- Empower our clients to have a clearer picture of the value of the business
- Empower our clients to ‘hit the ground running’
This page lists the top 5 most used due diligence background checks.
When you are ready to give me a call, I would like to help you with due diligence.
