Due diligence is comprehensive and thorough process by which companies, people, processes or products are evaluated when considering business dealings such as a purchase, merger or acquisition.
An organization or company who is about to enter into a business investment of some manner would typically start by verifying the business entity structure; is it a corporation or sole proprietor? Is it a C-corporation or an S-corporation, and is it in good standing with the Secretary of State? It would be prudent to see if there any lien's, suits or judgements against the entity and verify owners and officers. This first part can be accomplished through the use of a business reporting credit agency such as Dun and Bradstreet who's business reports do a good job of this cursory check.
The second stage of this check should include criminal, civil and bankruptcy checks on the owners or officers of the company. A Media search can also be conducted to ascertain if there are any negative news stories about the company or the owners and officers. Personal, references, education verification and even reference checked can be conducted.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act requires that publicly held corporations ensure that due diligence is conducted with respect to business dealings which might affect the value of the stock and negatively impact shareholders. The officers of the company can be held liable if sufficient due diligence is not conducted resulting in a negative impact on the company. Many privately held organizations recognize the value of conducting due diligence in order to mitigate risk from a bad business decision.
There are firms who offer a wide range of services designed to help companies through this process. A Google search for due diligence check will offer a number of good choices.
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Due diligence refers to the responsibility of checking the validity of self-reported information. For example, when a job applicant states on his resume that he has specific work experience, a prospective employer should exercise due diligence and call the previous employer to verify that the individual did indeed work for them in the specified job title for the period of time claimed.