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By: Cynthia Navarro

Cynthia Navarro — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 22:48:25 +0000

Justin, I totally agree that a large scale due diligence would benefit from your recommendations. Let's not forget the not so big companies that are trying to get their credit line boosted, positioning for mergers, reputation, sales etc…I have seen companies who “loan money” to other companies to assist in building a credit line to later find that the companies are intertwined with one another and/or positioning to go out of business leaving their creditors with potentially huge loses and their “new” company continues the same shell game. Due diligence investigations are critical and hiring experienced people is the only way to go. As you mentioned, auditors can miss things, but combining disciplines who communicate will certainly fair a broader and complete outcome. Great food for thought article to share with clients!

Cynthia

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By: Juan

Juan — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 03:44:48 +0000

….”Any manager with an MBA can analyze financial statements”…

I beg to differ

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By: Conspirama

Conspirama — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 20:41:19 +0000

Due diligence, recession style…

When fear of recession crept into the venture and startup worlds, commentators predicted that VCs and entrepreneurs would start paying more attention to due diligence. Their forecasts are probably accurate, since historically investors ……