Litigation Funding - Attracting Diverse Funding Sources The litigation funding arena has seen a surge in diversity among funding sources. Beyond specialised litigation finance firms, institutional investors and alternative capital providers have entered the market in force. Institutional investors such as pension funds, hedge funds, and private equity firms are finding appeal in litigation finance as an alternative asset class. Its potential for uncorrelated returns with traditional investments is drawing substantial capital from these large-scale investors. This influx is driving larger fund sizes and more substantial investments in the industry. Additionally, the lack of correlation between litigation finance returns and broader financial markets can make it an attractive inclusion in diversified investment portfolios. This unique characteristic has the potential to assist investors in mitigating risks linked to market volatility and economic downturns. Litigation Funding is an asset class worth investigating, and if you would like to learn more about the fundamentals of how this truly unique asset class works, please DM me.
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Slingshot Capital Inc.’s latest article concerning gross to net return dispersion in commercial litigation finance. It’s a dynamic that fund managers and investors need to understand.
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Litigation Fund Investment FAQs! 💰 Are you curious about investing in Litigation Funds? Here are some answers to some of the more frequently asked questions: What is litigation funding? Litigation funding involves a qualifying investor or fund providing financial support for the costs of a legal case in exchange for a share of the eventual proceeds. In the unlikely event that the case is unsuccessful, the investor absorbs the loss, and the litigant isn't obligated to repay the funding. Litigation funds tend to fund smaller cases with higher chances of success to spread the risk. How does litigation funding work in the UK? In the UK, law firms often require immediate capital to pursue cases effectively. Litigation funding companies cover the costs of litigation in exchange for a share of the case proceeds upon success. Third-party investors can also participate, funding cases for a fixed return or share of proceeds, typically for claims with high success probabilities. These FAQs provide an overview of litigation funding and Litigation Fund's approach to investment in this sector. For further details or investment inquiries, please contact us directly at info@s-aint.com. #AlternativeInvestments #LitigationFunding #Investing
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🚨 Update from the UK Financial Sector! 🚨 This week brings significant developments in the UK financial landscape. Lloyds Banking Group made headlines by earmarking £450 million to address their exposure in the car finance sector. This announcement follows closely on the heels of another major bank taking similar actions, marking a trend worth noting. This scenario echoes the events of the infamous PPI scandal, where banks, upon realizing their culpability, began allocating funds for customer compensation. Ultimately, it culminated in the largest redress scheme in British history, with over 32 million claims processed. The recent actions by banks signal a recognition of responsibility. This sets the stage for potential further claims and subsequent payouts. This further substantiates the need and prospects of the litigation funding investment opportunities. Stay tuned for further updates as this situation unfolds! #AlteranativeInvestments #Investing #UKFinance #LloydsBankingGroup #CarFinance #PPIscandal #FinancialNews
Litigation Fund Investment FAQs! 💰 Are you curious about investing in Litigation Funds? Here are some answers to some of the more frequently asked questions: What is litigation funding? Litigation funding involves a qualifying investor or fund providing financial support for the costs of a legal case in exchange for a share of the eventual proceeds. In the unlikely event that the case is unsuccessful, the investor absorbs the loss, and the litigant isn't obligated to repay the funding. Litigation funds tend to fund smaller cases with higher chances of success to spread the risk. How does litigation funding work in the UK? In the UK, law firms often require immediate capital to pursue cases effectively. Litigation funding companies cover the costs of litigation in exchange for a share of the case proceeds upon success. Third-party investors can also participate, funding cases for a fixed return or share of proceeds, typically for claims with high success probabilities. These FAQs provide an overview of litigation funding and Litigation Fund's approach to investment in this sector. For further details or investment inquiries, please contact us directly at info@s-aint.com. #AlternativeInvestments #LitigationFunding #Investing
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Gross v. Net Return Dispersion in Commercial Litigation Finance The following article is an original content contribution from by Edward T., founder of Slingshot Capital Inc.. Executive Summary: *Gross v. Net return dispersion needs to be considered by investors & fund managers *While present in many private equity classes, managers that can limit dispersion can attract more capital for a given return profile *Wide dispersion prevents many institutional investors from considering investing in the asset class https://lnkd.in/gqc-Q5VT #litigationfinance #litigationfunding #litfin #legalfinance #disputefinance
Gross v. Net Return Dispersion in Commercial Litigation Finance
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Big thank you to Albert Tan, who sat down with me to provide a breakdown on subscription financing and share why infrastructure funds are using this financing model to achieve liquidity. Learn more here.
NEW VIDEO: Albert Tan, partner and co-head, fund finance at corporate law firm Haynes and Boone, LLP, joins i3 editor Kali Persall to discuss how subscription financing works, how infrastructure funds are using it as part of their investment thesis and the outlook for the market moving into the second half of 2024.
Haynes Boone's Albert Tan on how subscription financing has become a useful tool for infra funds
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Have you ever wanted to ask questions about litigation funding but you were afraid to raise them? If you don't know: - what litigation finance is, - how to tackle the topic of third-party funding, - whether your case is good for funding and how to prepare for it, - how to deal with investors, I'm more than happy to discuss these topics with you. Advisor’s real value lies in connections, with access to more information, more investors, and more funding companies than a client would have by randomly googling it. The good ones spend time developing relationships with investors and funders to get a feel for their funding requirements: which funders welcome claims from particular jurisdictions, which investors prefer what types of cases, and who has the lowest fees. Contact me if you have any questions about the third-party funding. #litigationfunding #litigationfinance #thirdpartyfunding #legalcosts #arbitrationcosts #disputeresolution
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Litigation funding is not just a mechanism for businesses facing financial strain. It can also be an investment opportunity, as Deminor Senior Legal Counsel, Paloma Castro Hernández explores in her blog: 'Litigation financing as an opportunity in the investment market.' In the blog article, Paloma provides insight how litigation funding can offer as strategic choice for those looking to: ➡️ Allocate capital wisely ➡️ Mitigate risk ➡️ Maintain liquidity You can read more about the benefits that litigation financing can bring your organisation in Paloma's full article here: https://lnkd.in/eHtiD5dJ #LitigationFinance #RiskManagement #Liquidity #LitigationFunding
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