due diligence

English

Noun

due diligence (uncountable)

1. Appropriate, required, reasonable care or carefulness.

   Consumers are required to use their credit cards with due diligence, which includes making sure that strangers cannot find or see their PIN.

   You are required to exercise due diligence by immediately reporting unauthorized withdrawals from your account and unauthorized use of your credit card.

1. (law) A legally binding process during which a potential buyer evaluates the assets and liabilities of a company.

Translations

appropriate or required carefulness

• Georgian: სათანადო სიფრთხილე (satanado siprtxile), სათანადო მზრუნველობა (satanado mzrunveloba)
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• German: gebotene Sorgfalt f

a legally binding process during which a potential buyer evaluates the assets and liabilities of a company

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 尽职调查 (jìnzhí diàochá)

• Dutch: gepaste zorgvuldigheid f, due diligence (nl) f
• Faroese: høviligt nærlagni n
• Finnish: asianmukainen huolellisuus
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• Georgian: ფინანსურ-იურიდიული შესწავლა (pinansur-iuridiuli šesc̣avla), კომპანიის აუდიტი (ḳomṗaniis audiṭi)
• German: Due Diligence f, Due-Diligence-Prüfung f
• Greek: προσήκων έλεγχος m (prosíkon élenchos), διαγνωστικός έλεγχος m (diagnostikós élenchos)
• Russian: комплексная (kompleksnaja) оце́нка (océnka) (kómpleksnaya očénka) f, комплексная (kompleksnaja) прове́рка (provérka) (kómpleksnaya provérka) f
• Swedish: förvärvsgranskning