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What is a red flag report?

A red flag report is a document that presents the critical risks identified during the review in a summarised and prioritised form. Its purpose is to enable the transaction team to quickly see the most important issues and make decisions. Matters capable of halting the transaction and risks that can be managed in negotiation are shown separately.

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A red flag report is a document that presents the critical risks identified during the review in a summarised and prioritised form. Its purpose is to enable the transaction team to quickly see the most important issues and make decisions. Matters capable of halting the transaction and risks that can be managed in negotiation are shown separately.

A red flag report is a document that presents the critical risks identified during the review in a summarised and prioritised form. Its purpose is to enable the transaction team to quickly see the most important issues and make decisions. Matters capable of halting the transaction and risks that can be managed in negotiation are shown separately.

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