Certificate in Due Diligence & Business Valuation

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Even in tough times companies will continue to carry out Mergers and Acquisitions (M&As). However, todayŐs difficult financial environment will put added pressure on companies (for their deals) to enhance shareholder value. Managers who are relying on new strategies will find themselves racing against the clock to prove that their value proposition is real and to satisfy the terms being enforced by lenders. In addition, the softer economic times will place more importance on faster implementation of revenue synergies and cost-reduction initiatives. Any deviations between actual results and the original forecasts will place increased scrutiny on a transactionŐs economics. What this means for acquirers is that achieving success in todayŐs environment is both more important and more challenging. Since many companies have not historically been successful at creating shareholder value through M&As, management teams need to quickly focus on how to improve their M&A approach.

Mergers And Acquisitions (M&A) An Introduction To The Terms Of Due Diligence And A Review Of How Due Diligence Has Evolved When Is Due Diligence Required? The Phases Of Due Diligence Types Of Due Diligence Due Diligence Checklists Sell Side Due Diligence And Data Rooms Business Valuations Valuation Methods Underlying Data