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Four key points in M&A transaction fraud

September 2, 2014 / 1 min read

During merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions, it’s crucial to use due diligence to decide whether to proceed with the deal and at what price. Although the process isn’t necessarily designed to detect fraud, it can occur during any point of the purchase, from discounting cash flows to undermining past legal troubles. It’s up to both the seller and the buyer to have a mutual understanding and trust that all information is evident before closing the deal.

Below are four key considerations regarding M&A transaction fraud and what you, as a buyer or seller, can do to reduce fraud risk:

These are just a few of the relevant considerations. If you have any questions regarding any of these topics, please let us know. 

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