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ARTICLE · 12 JUNE 2018

Streamlining Due Diligence 101 – Establish Your Virtual Data Room Early

Whether you are gearing up for an acquisition or are in the early rounds of fundraising, one of the most valuable tools is often the most overlooked: the use of a Virtual Data Room (VDR).

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

Whether you are gearing up for an acquisition or are in the early rounds of fundraising, one of the most valuable tools is often the most overlooked: the use of a Virtual Data Room (VDR). VDRs are not uncommon (gone are the days of physical data rooms) – rather, the planning of a VDR is usually tends to be an after-thought. The pressure to create one from scratch, with a potential transaction looming, can be daunting. Regardless, whether dealing with a potential buyer or investor, a common expectation among the parties is to see the same types of documents when conducting due diligence. Establishing a well-organized and comprehensive VDR ahead of time is an invaluable way to ensure that future transactions are assessed on their merits, while promoting transparency in the eyes of the counterparty.

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