What's your process when a vendor goes radio silent on due diligence requests? First- I make sure the requirements are outlined in the agreement and the frequency for right to audit (not less than annually for critical vendors). My team ...
When Vendors Go Silent: Document Everything (Yes, Even the Radio Silence) Here's a reality check from the trenches: You've sent the request. You've followed up. And now… crickets. We've ALL been there. Why it matters: When a ...
Yes, using the counter signature date is generally correct because the contract becomes legally binding only once both parties have signed. This is the usual procedure in my bank
This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Thank you everybody for the feedback. In some cases, our contracts don't have an effective date. In those cases, I will use the last party's signature as the contract date. ...
Stanley is correct in the explanation of effective date. ------------------------------ Nicole Keefe SVP, Enterprise Risk Manager Risk Management Department 445 Pine Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117 Office Phone: 805-690-3255 | Cell Phone: 805-452-0379 ...
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