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On your first point, I think that's pretty common in M&A. For example, let's say the audit revealed that the target did not enforce minimum password lengths for
by berberous 8y ago
On your first point, I think that's pretty common in M&A. For example, let's say the audit revealed that the target did not enforce minimum password lengths for employee accounts. Amazon could simply say that needs to be re-mediated before Amazon is willing to close -- so the target can just implement that change, and certify it was done and/or have the audit firm confirm it.