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due diligence |
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due diligence, efforts made by responsible persons to prevent causing harm to others or their property or organization. due diligence Informatics A legal term for efforts to intercept potential problems before they occur–eg, monitoring for fraudulent claims, ensuring privacy and security under HIPAA, via audit trails, user authentication and access
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| 72 0 asset & property management, NA 0 facilities management, project services, agency leasing, accounting, due dilligence 9 0 100 management, leasing, 0 94 redevelopment, marketing 10 WND 0 property management, leasing WND 2 and sales, due diligence, consulting, construction management, accounting 11 1. Since November, as a result of due dilligence, the Los Cumani and Selwyn royalties have been excluded from the portfolio and the purchase price has been decreased to US$1,230,000 to reflect these changes. Jorgensen has provided expertise to banks, investor groups, and developers on risk assessment and due dilligence for wind farm developments. |
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