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If you want to do well at school, first you have to do your homework.
2 days ago at 23:35 | Jakub Parusinski
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In Kyiv Post interviews, 10 of Ukraine’s top law and consulting firms answered the below questions. 2 days ago at 23:34 | Kyiv Post |
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In this Kyiv Post interview, Illya Tkachuk, a lawyer at the Corporate and M&A department in Ukraine forGide Loyrette Nouellaw firm, said that one of the biggest and hardest to domestic predict risks when conduction due diligence is Ukraine’s unpredictable tax administration. He said “it very hard to foresee potential risks and issues which may be revealed by a tax inspection.” 2 days ago at 23:33 | Kyiv Post |
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In this Kyiv Post interview, Arzinger partner Maksym Cherkasenko recommends conducting comprehensive due diligence when Ukraine-related transactions are on the table, enough to cover all historical aspects related to the target asset. 2 days ago at 23:29 | Kyiv Post |
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In this Kyiv Post interview, Andriy Moskalyk, senior associate at the Ukraine offices of Clifford Chance, said that it is common to find risks in the acquisition and incorporation of businesses. 2 days ago at 23:28 | Kyiv Post |
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In this Kyiv Post interview, CMS Cameron McKenna partner Graham Conlon said that in practice, proper due diligence involves a lot more than following a few specified steps. 2 days ago at 23:27 | Kyiv Post |
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In this Kyiv Post interview, Dmitry Anufriev, partner at Deloitte & Touche in Ukraine, revealed the essential steps to minimize risk and protect investments by conducting proper due diligence. 2 days ago at 23:26 | Kyiv Post |
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In this Kyiv Post interview, Galyna Zagorodniuk, legal director at the Kyiv offices of DLA Piper, reveals the major risks and red flags that proper due diligence can uncover. 2 days ago at 23:25 | Kyiv Post |
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In this Kyiv Post interview, Rostyslav Grygorenko, associate director of transaction advisory services at Ernst & Young Ukraine, and Larysa Marchenko, associate director of transaction support, revealed the various “hardest to find risks” that investors should be aware of before acquiring a Ukrainian asset or jumping into business with a local partner. 2 days ago at 23:24 | Kyiv Post |
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In this Kyiv Post interview, Oleksandr Fefelov, a lawyer at the Kyiv offices of Ilyashev & Partners, said the “hardest to uncover risks” uncovered by due diligence include tax violations, environmental protection violations, obligations with the third parties, employment issues and threatening litigation. 2 days ago at 23:22 | Kyiv Post |
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In this Kyiv Post interview, Yuriy Shved, Associate Director of transactions and restructuring at the Ukraine offices of KPMG, said that the most common ‘deal breaking’ issues revealed by proper due diligence are tax risks, inflated earnings, unreported liabilities and commitments, non-kosher business practices and doubtful ownership rights. 2 days ago at 23:21 | Kyiv Post |