Due Diligence: Appraisal and Management of Potential Investors and Partners
How do you “do” due diligence? The quality of due diligence matters as much as the quantity undertaken. A meaningful due diligence is a customized exercise that is well integrated into the overall investment process and relies on effective interaction between all participants. It must be able to address different types of challenges, including both the ability and the willingness on the part of the investee to meet the investor’s information requirements. Fortunately, for potential investors, there are well-established tools and practices supporting the investor’s due diligence which are available to everyone.
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Due Diligence: Appraisal and Management of Potential Investors and Partners
Learning Objectives
Participants attending the program will:
- Know why due diligence is necessary.
- Understand the steps required for due diligence?
- Overcome the challenges with due diligence.
- Use specialists to assist with building out analysis on incomplete data sets.
Target Audience
This course is designed for those who must navigate the nuances of potential investment due diligence.
Training Methodology
The program is highly interactive and practical. There will be work in groups and pairs as well as individual exercises and everyone will get an opportunity to discuss and practice. Each day will end with time to produce an action plan for delegates’ continuing development and application back in the workplace.
Pre and Post-course assessments will be used to measure the effectiveness of this training and the pre and post skill and ability of participants.
$350,000.00
