Why should you care about this section?
- Investment diligence refers to a process of sourcing, researching, synthesizing, summarizing as many different data sources that are publicly and non-publicly available. Below offers examples of what sources exist. What’s cool is citing references for investments is quite similar to what you’re already getting good at from your PhD journey. The real-life friction is accessing non-public and proprietary information to improve your understanding of the risks and benefits under investment evaluation. Hence, building a network of people who can challenge your thinking in order to refine your thinking is the KEY. Source: Sleuth Insights
