Investors, bankers and acquirers rely on Due Diligence as a standard of care during Mergers and Acquisitions. Due Diligence is commonly used as a pre-investment intelligence tool by investing partners, in order to obtain an independent and sophisticated report concerning the investee's credentials. Promoters seeking investments or in negotiations with investors or join partners, too, mandate a mock Due Diligence to prepare themselves for the actual process initiated by the investor.

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