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The value of co-funding in litigation funding

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Published on: 23 July 2021
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Table of contents

  • The ‘why’
  • The ‘what’ and ‘how’
  • Have co-funding transactions been done?
  • The future

Article summary

Dispute Resolution analysis: Co-funding in the litigation funding market is on the rise. This is only a surprise for those who see litigation funding through a narrow legal lens, but it is a natural evolutionary stage in the growth of any financial market and litigation funding is no different. Tets Ishikawa, managing director of LionFish Litigation Finance (UK) Ltd, looks at this development.

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