Short answer
No; the purpose of due diligence is not to block the transaction but to enable the party to make an informed decision. Many of the identified risks can be managed through price adjustments, additional representations, or closing conditions. The report helps the transaction take on a safer and more balanced structure.
No; the purpose of due diligence is not to block the transaction but to enable the party to make an informed decision. Many of the identified risks can be managed through price adjustments, additional representations, or closing conditions. The report helps the transaction take on a safer and more balanced structure.
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