Who We Help
For CFOs & Finance Teams
For a CFO, recoverability is a working-capital and capital-allocation issue. Litigation finance moves the cost of pursuing valid claims off the operating budget: funded matters have litigation costs covered under the funding arrangement, repayment is contingent on recovery, and the decision to pursue a claim becomes an ROI decision rather than a legal-budget decision.
Executive Summary
Every finance team carries a quiet portfolio of stuck receivables, contract claims and disputes that were written off because the legal budget was capped. The write-off is certain loss; many of those claims were recoverable assets.
The CFO lens is simple: expected recovery, over what time, at what funded cost, versus the certain loss of a write-off. Funding makes that comparison live without touching operating cash.
How finance teams work with us
- 1
Claim inventory triage
Receivables and disputes above materiality, with values, ages and limitation dates.
- 2
Recoverability scoring
Each candidate assessed on documentation, counterparty capacity and enforcement route.
- 3
Scenario comparison
Write-off vs self-funded vs funded, cash, P&L and time profiles side by side.
- 4
Funded pursuit
Eligible claims proceed with litigation costs covered under the funding arrangement; working capital stays in the business.
- 5
Portfolio reporting
Claims tracked as assets with expected values, reportable to board and auditors.
Signs your balance sheet is hiding legal assets
- Receivables written off while the counterparty still trades
- Contract claims dropped when the legal budget ran out
- Arbitration awards won but never enforced
- Disputes older than a year with no strategy owner
- No register of claims with limitation dates
Frequently asked questions
How does funded litigation affect our P&L? ▾
Funded matters carry no ongoing legal-cost drag; the funder's share is paid from recovery. Confirm specific accounting treatment with your auditors.
Can we assess a whole portfolio of claims? ▾
Yes. Claim inventories can be triaged together so viable matters are identified and prioritised.
What does the CFO have to commit? ▾
Documents and decisions, not budget. Assessment is free; diligence fees are indicated per claim before you commit.
Is this debt? ▾
No. Non-recourse funding is repaid only from recovery. It is not a loan and creates no repayment obligation if the funded claim fails.
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Assess your claim's recoverability
A free, structured, 5-step assessment of whether your claim may qualify for funding. Preliminary indication only, subject to due diligence.
Check Your Claim Eligibility