Financial Reporting: Financial reporting is the process of documenting and communicating financial activities and performance over specific time periods, typically on a quarterly or yearly basis. Companies use financial reports to organize accounting data and report on current financial status.

Auditing & Assurance: An audit verifies or debunks the accuracy of information on a company's financial reports. An assurance evaluates the processes that lead to the financial data appearing on the financial report. Aim: An audit can be a part of the assurance process or it can be one of several internal controls

Due Diligence: "Due diligence" refers to the thorough investigation and evaluation of a company, person, or asset before entering into a business transaction, such as a merger, acquisition, or investment, to identify potential risks and opportunities, allowing for informed decision-making by verifying facts and information through a systematic review of financial records, legal documents, operations, and other relevant aspects.Types of Due Diligence:

• 1.Financial due diligence
• 2. Legal due diligence
• 3.Operational due diligence
• 4. Commercial due diligence
• 5. Tax due diligence
• 6. Client Specific departmental due diligence