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Financial Due Diligence Report (FDDR)

Financial due diligence requires an examination of financial records before entering a proposed transaction with another party. It is an in-depth focused examination normally carried out before agreeing: A merger or acquisition of a business. The granting of significant loan facilities. Approving major capital projects. Any significant financial transaction which will have a major impact on the business. […]

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Risk identification assessment and mitigation

Risk is an endless subject of the utmost importance to all businesses but which is often treated as an almost informal topic to be dealt with after all the “important” jobs have been done. Risk has been defined as “any event or circumstance that has the potential to prevent or disrupt a company’s ability to […]

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Corporate forensic investigation

Corporate forensic investigation is a complicated term for describing a simple financial analysis going back over time. The word “forensic” implies detective work however the simple fact is that a forensic review involves examining transactions and supporting evidence to arrive at a financial result that can be used to resolve disputes and claims of fraud […]

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Independent Business Review

There is a famous saying that “familiarity breeds contempt.” Pretty strong statement but often true. Companies can get into a situation where they simply do things in the same way with the same people because this is the way they have always done it. It can sometimes take a major event such as COVID to […]

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Part Time CFO Services

In the same way that you may only need a qualified doctor for specific problems the same may be said for highly qualified CFO’s who you may need now and again but not all the time. The simple solution to your requirement may be a part time CFO service where you have access to a […]

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Cash Flow Management in Construction Project

Making profit in business may be the key objective of the Board of Directors and Shareholders. However, poor cash flow is often the main reason for failure and especially in longer term projects such as in construction where buildings may take several years to complete.