Know what you are buying before you sign
Due diligence examines a company’s management, finances, performance, clients and history. Before a merger, purchase or investment, it reveals the liabilities that are not on the surface.
What we handle
Financial due diligence
Earnings, assets, liabilities, cash flow, debt and management.
Legal due diligence
Contracts, loans, property, employment, intellectual property and pending litigation.
Commercial due diligence
Market position, customer conversations, competitor assessment and business plans.
Forensic investigation
Forensic accounting, background checks, asset searches and financial investigations.
How an engagement works
- Free first callTell us what you need. We tell you what applies and what it involves.
- Written quoteA fixed fee and timeline before any work starts.
- Partner-led workA partner plans the engagement and reviews every output.
- Report & follow throughWe deliver, explain the findings and stay on for follow-up.
Who we work with
- Acquirers and investors
- Lenders
- Companies vetting partners or suppliers
Due diligence FAQs
When should due diligence be done?
Before signing binding documents for a merger, acquisition or investment, so findings can shape price and terms.