Litigation finance
Litigation Funding + Capital Protection
Protecting the capital a funder has committed to a case or a portfolio.
How does capital protection work with litigation funding?
Capital protection insurance is arranged so that an agreed portion of a funder's deployed commitment is preserved if the case does not succeed. It changes the shape of the return distribution presented to a funder's own investors without changing the underlying funding agreement.
Key points
- Cover attaches to deployed capital, not to the claim's upside.
- Can be arranged per case or across a portfolio.
- Frequently used in fund-raising and investment committee analysis.
- Terms depend on merits, quantum, duration and enforceability.
What is protected
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Single case vs portfolio
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Investor considerations
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Illustrative scenario
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General information only. This page is not legal, financial, investment or insurance advice. Any insurance is subject to underwriting and to the terms of the policy wording issued.