Financial Due Diligence

Due Diligence means "appropriate care," and Financial Due Diligence in M&A implies a detailed investigation into the target company's business operations, management realities, and business environment. It is highly individualized per project, requiring a case-by-case approach regarding the actual procedures, risk-focus methods, delivery dates, reports, and scope of investigation.

The scope of financial due diligence needs to be individually customized, and we are required to investigate and report in a short period according to the client's requests.

If financial due diligence is insufficient, unexpected risks may materialize post-acquisition. Therefore, the scope of the investigation must be carefully determined through close communication with the client.

Our group conducts around 100 financial due diligence cases annually. We comprehensively investigate the target company's condition from multifaceted perspectives such as accounting audits, bookkeeping, and tax declarations according to client requests, delivering effective and efficient services within the desired timeframe.