Litigation finance in ‘state of flux’ as capital commitments fall

Litigation funders suffered a nearly 14% decline in capital commitments to new deals in 2023 as alternative asset classes paled in the new interest rate regime, stalling AuM growth and even shaking up employment in the sector, a key industry watcher has declared.

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Litigation finance in ‘state of flux’ as capital commitments fall

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