bring-down comfort letter
Definition
Informal document issued by the accountants of a company ratifying that the financial information provided is accurate and in accordance with relevant accounting principles. The bring-down letter is used to further verify that the accountants ratify the initial comfort letter. Often used when a company is planning to issue an IPO.
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