This might help ...... it is from a website i found - Charles Mills Consulting - I know nothing about them but the definition and explanation seemed useful. Doesnt matter that it refers to selling a software business the general principles are the same whatever the business
http://www.charlesmillsconsulting.com/due-diligence-definition.htm
"making sure you get what you think you are paying for" in general terms but the last paragraph is useful.... the seller completing due diligence too
can take weeks to do and I think we were advised by the Charity that it would take 4 to 6 weeks ..... so a few more weeks yet
hope that helps
SISU can due dilligence all they like, there's not a cat in hells chance of them getting a bit of the Arena, part of the deal has to be to re-generate that area and as councillor Mutton has said "show us your money"
Due diligence = assessing liability. Normally used when buying or taking over someone elses activities and assets. DD helps you to understand what risks and issues you might be taking on through a thorough digging up of financial, structural, personnel records etc. to fully understand a business. If was DD'ing the Sky Blues I wouldn't even know where to start, but clearly they have no major physcial assets anymore which makes the job easier (sadly).
DD also allows you to accurately price what you are buying by taking these liabilities into account and by also investigating the value/books of the company
I would also imagine that due dilligence is served on Sisu's ability to fund any required development of the arena and associated land?
I would also imagine that due dilligence is served on Sisu's ability to fund any required development of the arena and associated land?