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The Investment Management Due Diligence Association (IMDDA), an investor-based organisation dedicated to the professionals who perform  investment and operational due diligence, has launched a new program giving its members access to background checks provided by Intelligo, a specialist in technology-driven background checks.

This new IMDDA member-only program provides access to Intelligo’s platform, Clarity, which leverages a combination of AI and human intellect to enhance the quality and depth of background checks. Intelligo Clarity reduces report generation time and eliminates paperwork with online SaaS reporting.

“IMDDA is committed to helping members implement best practices throughout the due diligence process,” says Andrew Borowiec (pictured), Executive Director of the IMDDA. “Using Intelligo Clarity, IMDDA members around the globe can now save time and cut costs while at the same 
time boost background check quality and insights.”

According to Intelligo CEO Shlomo Mirvis: “We are driven by the vision of helping due diligence professionals gain full transparency before they enter and while involved in a deal. Our ultimate goal is to create a culture of trust, and we have built our technology to dive deep into the data and draw advanced connections so we can unearth every bit of information that can help your decision-making process and avoid unpleasant surprises.” 

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