Information needed to mitigate risks associated with business dealings is critical.
Companies that view due diligence simply as the examination of an acquisition target or potential partner's books often overlook critical "off balance sheet" information. This may include the track record of management, litigation history, undisclosed or pending liabilities, regulatory issues, labor relations, reputation, and other issues central to the success of a deal. Failure to undertake adequate due diligence can prove costly.
GBI provides domestic and international due diligence investigations in advance of mergers & acquisitions, joint ventures, potential investments, and other business opportunities. Whether your about to launch an initial public offering (IPO), negotiating a merger or acquisition, investing in a company, partnering with another company, contracting services, outsourcing or offshoring, or making key hires, GBI provides needed intelligence on companies, products, executives, and boards of directors.
GBI regularly assists corporations, financial institutions, private equity and venture capital firms, hedge funds, proxy groups, and law firms.
Due Diligence