Compliance due diligence for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) is not easy. You must balance the need to be both thorough and fast, in addition to your daily duties of running the compliance program. But it’s not something compliance can afford to neglect. The U.S. Department of Justice recently reinforced the importance of timely and effective compliance due diligence in its new safe harbor policy. And as technology—particularly artificial intelligence—prompts organizations to consider reentering the M&A market in 2024, you must be prepared to support your business, too.^[1]