Due Diligence Report definition

Due Diligence Report means the due diligence report to be prepared by the old Corporation in terms of section 8A(12)(a);

Due Diligence Report means a report from the Technical Advisor prepared in accordance with the Agreed Scope of Work.

Due Diligence Report means the report of the Due Diligence Committee to the Directors, including all supporting documents and other work papers to which the Underwriter is given access for the purpose of the conduct of the Due Diligence Programme.

Examples of Due Diligence Report in a sentence

• Each Legal Due Diligence Report delivered to the Lender pursuant to Schedule 2 (Conditions Precedent) of the Facility Agreement remains true and accurate in all material respects on the basis of the facts and circumstances existing on the date of such Legal Due Diligence Report.

• In connection with each such engagement, each Manager has received a copy of each Third-Party Due Diligence Report generated as a result of such engagement to date, and Santander UK will ensure that each Manager receives a copy of each Third-Party Due Diligence Report (if any) generated after the date hereof.

• For the purposes of conducting the Due Diligence Report, “la Caixa” and Microbank shall provide any information relating to Microbank and the Spinned-off Assets and Liabilities, as Criteria may reasonably request, at all times observing the confidentiality and data protection obligations established by law.

• In the event the Due Diligence Report contains contingencies that may affect the valuation of Microbank or the Spinned-off Assets and Liabilities, “la Caixa” and Criteria shall (i) negotiate in good faith the guarantees that “la Caixa” must grant Criteria to cover the contingencies arising in the Due Diligence Report; or, as the case may be, (ii) renegotiate in good faith the number of shares in Microbank that must be included in the Swap as consideration for the Transferred Business.

• No disclaimer or other statement that precludes the right of any person to reply upon the Financial Due Diligence Report or any other document or information submitted to the Funder in accordance with the Project shall apply with respect to the Funder or affect the Funder's right to enforce any provision of the Agreement.

More Definitions of Due Diligence Report

Due Diligence Report means the report entitled “Project Snow - Vision Synergies and Acquisition Business Case” dated 2 August 2007 by The Boston Consulting Group.

Due Diligence Report means the due diligence report from Ashurst referred to in, and delivered to the finance parties under the First Lien Credit Agreement pursuant to, the First Lien Credit Agreement.

Due Diligence Report means the preliminary legal due diligence report in relation to the Group dated 16 December 1999, together with the preliminary report dated 25 July 1999.

Due Diligence Report means the due diligence report dated 27 January 2004 prepared by RSM Xxxxxx Xxxxxx and addressed to and/or capable of being relied upon by the Arranger and the Secured Parties.

Due Diligence Report. As defined in Section 5.1(k).

Due Diligence Report means the report produced in relation to each Country Agreement as a result of the Due Diligence Exercise;

Due Diligence Report means the legal due diligence report relating to a Permitted Acquisition in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the Agent (acting on the instructions of an Instructing Group) and addressed to the Agent and the Banks.