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Digitise and automate due diligence with Orbit Diligence
Enhance your vendor selection and due diligence with Orbit Diligence, migrating from email and Excel to digitised questionnaires and advanced automation, accessing a library of industry-standard assessments.


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Thomas Murray is a global risk intelligence company. Founded in 1994, we were created to support banks and institutional funds manage their global exposure to third parties and capital markets. Today, we are a leading provider of risk, due diligence and cyber security services for companies in every sector. Orbit Risk launched in 2023, integrating Thomas Murray’s powerful product suite into a single risk platform, and it is used globally by organisations of every size.
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Beneath the Asset – Out of Sight: The State of Cybersecurity in the Private Equity Industry
The UK’s smallest investment funds are weak security link in protecting the IP needed for national growth, new Thomas Murray study finds.
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