Risk Assessment in the Operations and Transactions of Investments in the Market from the Transcomplexity of Due Diligence

Abstract

Volatility of changes in global markets cause corporations and industries involved in the securities, financial and capital segments as part of recursive practice to incorporate mechanisms to verify and verify risks in the face of a buy-sell investment. This article interprets risk valuation in market investment transactions and transactions from the transcomplejity of due diligence. The work is within the transepistmic interpretive paradigm, supported by
qualitative approach and referent arches. The informants integrated it (3) specialists with plural mink. The results give security, feasibility, and accreditation to checks and verification in the financial, tax, legal, commercial, technical, operational, environmental, technological, and strategic fields when managing an investment through property negotiation, contracts, or other instrument, where due diligence is a path to risk aversion and uncertainty in a transcomposing
scenario.