AI-Enhanced Due Diligence in Private Market Investments: Redefining Risk Assessment Frameworks
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Traditional private market investment due diligence has been more of a conventional approach, which mainly involved a lot of analysis, estimations and discretionary work. Sometimes, the process was incomplete due to unreliable and scarce information. This interesting shift of focus in investing has been made possible by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the subsequent changes it brings to the risk assessment of potential investments. This paper aims to provide a detailed analysis of how AI integration modifies the conventional approaches to risk assessment in private market investment. To start with, we discuss traditional models and their limitations and, thereafter, elaborate on the potential use and application of ML, NLP, and predictive analytics in due diligence. By adopting an AI-based multidimensional risk matrix model, this study stresses the prospects of better enhancement, effectiveness, and clarity in assessing startups, venture capital and private equity investments. This paper uses literature analysis, a sound research approach, various case studies, and metrics to evaluate the efficiency of the AI system compared to the previous approaches. The paper ends with such areas of future work and policy implications related to integrating AI into private investment strategies. The role of AI in changing due diligence further shows that it has a high economic and strategic value and improves investment fairness
Author: Neelesh Lalwani
Language: English
Subfield: Accounting
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4411620443