M&A Prep: Expect These 7 Questions From the Buy-Side Analyst
They don’t call it due diligence for nothing. Do your M&A homework by prepping for these strategic questions for your board of directors.
They don’t call it due diligence for nothing. Do your M&A homework by prepping for these strategic questions for your board of directors.
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Knowing what IP due diligence is, how it’s used and what is required to perform it is a vitally important skill in any type of business transaction (such as an M&A) that involves intellectual property.
Startups need to grow, and one of the fastest ways for them to grow is through the acquisition of another company. The startup acquisition can mean near-instant increases in sales, new assets, greater industry awareness and an exciting future for the startup’s investors.
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