Outsourced M&A Analyst for Sell-Side Due Diligence and DDQs

Outsourced M&A analyst · Buyer diligence

Once buyers start asking questions: draft DDQ answers with sources, a tidy data room and QoE follow-ups, so your deal team keeps the process moving.

QoE databook 5–10 business daysFull-time trained analyst Ongoing

The work

What this stage needs

Answers with sources: Each draft DDQ answer cites the file, email or call it came from.
Consistent numbers: Answers are checked against the databook and CIM before your team sends them.
A data room buyers can use: Folders that match the request list, with an index and version control.
Follow-up analysis: New cuts of revenue, customers or margin when buyers ask for them.

Services

Monthly P&L, balance sheet, adjustments and KPI tabs, tied out, with DDQ responses included

5–10 business days

A trained analyst working full time on your mandates: lists, CIMs, databooks, DDQs and day-to-day deal work, with senior review of every deliverable

Ongoing

FAQ

Do you send answers straight to buyers?

No. Every answer is a draft for your team to review and send.

How is diligence support priced?

DDQ answers are included with the QoE databook. For a long diligence run, a full-time trained analyst covers it; both are on the pricing page.

Outsourced M&A analyst

Pricing Fixed, published prices for every service, with a fixed quote within 24 hours.