Litigation Finance: How It Works, Where It Sits And What To Examine
A focused session for finance professionals examining opportunities within private markets.
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If you assess private-credit or alternative-investment opportunities, this session will help you examine litigation finance beyond the headline proposition.
We’ll look at how litigation finance operates within private markets, how its underlying structures work, and the sector-specific risks and regulatory considerations finance professionals need to understand.
This session assumes an existing working knowledge of private markets or alternative investments. It is not a general introduction to investing.
What We’ll Cover
We’ll begin by placing litigation finance within the wider private-credit market before examining how these opportunities are structured, assessed and made available.
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Private Credit
What private credit is and the wider marketplace in which Amathus Assets operates.
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Litigation Finance
What it is, how it works and how it is used to finance legal claims.
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The Regulatory Landscape
How the jurisdiction and domicile of a product influence its regulatory structure.
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Products And Market Availability
An overview of the products and sectors Amathus Assets distributes and what is currently available in the marketplace.
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Risk Areas
The principal risk areas and nuances finance professionals need to understand when examining litigation-finance opportunities.
Who This Is For
This session is intended for:
- Wealth managers, IFAs, brokers and other financial intermediaries assessing private-credit or alternative investment opportunities for eligible clients.
- Family offices and institutional allocators assessing opportunities against their own investment mandates.
- Finance professionals with an existing working knowledge of private markets who want to understand litigation finance in greater depth.