Financial Due Diligence
The purpose of financial due diligence is to access the potential risks and opportunities inherent to a proposed transaction prior to its completion.
How does financial due diligence add value?
- By providing valuable information for your pricing negotiations and for the terms of the sale and purchase agreement
- Through assessing the robustness of the vendors’ financial information
- In understanding the key factors driving the business’ results
- By identifying issues which might be potential deal breakers
Why Morley and Scott?
- We have many years’ experience in due diligence assignments, working for both corporate and private investors, banks and venture capital funds
- In our due diligence reports we aim to add value by giving clear opinions and recommendations
- We have a hands-on approach in assessing the Target’s financial information and understanding how the business operates
- Our senior staff including Partners and Directors are actively involved in the due diligence process and will keep you informed as our work progresses to avoid late surprises
Our approach
We will agree an appropriate scope of work, report format and fee with you prior to commencement of our work.
Our comprehensive due diligence approach is designed to add value to the transaction by providing a thorough understanding of the Target’s:
- Business drivers and market drivers
- Historical and current performance, including its Key Performance Indicators
- Quality of underlying earnings
- Cash generation
- Robustness of the financial projections and how they compare to historical and current results
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