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How do you conduct due diligence?

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There are different way for conducting due diligence. It can be conducting by detailed searching and gathering detailed information about the assets and obligations i.e. liabilities. conduct of dealings society and financial market. On the assets side the quality and value of asses (life and operational quality, state of art of technology adopted) is to be taken into consideration. By conducting such survey the investor/lender can reach at the conclusion

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