How deep/important is the company/industry fundamental due diligence in special sits investing (on top of analyzing the special situation itself)? More interested in understanding the equity side, but any insights on the debt side would be appreciated.
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If it's merger arb, there's usually relatively little fundamental diligence of the target company, though there might be quite a bit of diligence about the deal itself. Most of the fundamental diligence will be things like looking at comparable multiples of the deal target, to get a sense of downside risk if the deal breaks.
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