
Financing for legal finance providers, law firms and claimholders, including facilities supported by legal receivables, case portfolios and eligible claims or recoveries.
Financing for lenders and funders active in legal assets, including facilities supported by portfolios of eligible legal finance receivables.
Funding across multiple matters, or financing linked to an eligible portfolio of claims and related fee income.
Capital to pursue recovery of judgments and arbitral awards.
Potential liquidity against the value of eligible claims, settlements or awards.
Funding considerations include the quality and enforceability of the underlying assets, portfolio characteristics, the financing structure and the expected source and timing of repayment or recovery.

Financing across the trade cycle, from procurement and production through shipment, delivery and collection.
The funding structure depends on the transaction, the counterparties and the underlying flow of goods and payments.
Funding for purchase orders, procurement and production, including pre-export, pre-shipment and post-shipment requirements.
Factoring, invoice discounting and forfaiting against eligible trade receivables.
Supplier finance and buyer-led programmes that address payment timing across commercial supply chains.
Facilities supported by eligible goods, inventory or commodity flows, including structured trade and borrowing base arrangements.
Arrangement of letters of credit, standby letters of credit and trade guarantees through appropriate issuing institutions.
We also consider transactions where identifiable assets or contractual cash flows provide a basis for financing.

Bridge financing against eligible production incentives, tax credits and contracted distribution payments.

Financing associated with equipment, aircraft or engines, including assets supported by lease agreements.

Selected financing against contractual payment entitlements, subject to assignment rights, enforceability and payer credit.
These areas are considered selectively, according to the underlying transaction and the requirements of suitable capital providers.

We focus on financing requirements with a clear purpose and sufficient supporting information for institutional review.
The amount of capital required, its intended use and the timing of the financing.
The cash flows, receivables, asset realisations or legal recoveries expected to support the transaction.
Contracts, financial records, case materials or other evidence appropriate to the financing proposal.
The relevant counterparties, jurisdictions, security arrangements and material legal or operational constraints.
A financing size, duration and structure consistent with the relevant capital provider’s mandate.
Both individual transactions and recurring financing programmes may be considered.
Our work centres on developing the financing opportunity and coordinating its progression with suitable capital providers.
Review the financing objective, available information and likely funding fit.
Prepare a clear summary of the proposed structure, supporting evidence and material risks.
Identify suitable capital providers and coordinate discussions around indicative terms and diligence requirements.
Coordinate information requests and support progress through documentation and completion with the parties and their advisers.
The scope of our involvement is agreed for each engagement.

Our origination approach considers the funding requirements of banks, private credit managers and specialist finance providers.
Opportunities may involve individual transactions, portfolios or recurring financing programmes, depending on the mandate.
Sector, geography, transaction size, duration and structural requirements guide which opportunities are relevant for consideration.
Transaction summaries set out the financing requirement, relevant counterparties, proposed repayment or recovery sources and the principal issues for diligence.
Each capital provider conducts its own assessment and makes its own funding decision.
This website provides general information about origination and financing arrangement services. It does not constitute an offer to sell securities, a solicitation to invest, or investment, legal or tax advice.
Financing remains subject to due diligence, approval, definitive documentation and agreed terms. Descriptions of financing structures indicate areas for consideration and do not represent a commitment to provide funding.
Specialist Finance Origination & Capital Arrangement
We originate opportunities across litigation finance, trade finance and selected specialty sectors, and arrange funding with institutional capital providers.
Our role is to help businesses, law firms and transaction originators prepare financing proposals and coordinate the process through due diligence and completion.