Investment model
Investment model
based on litigation financing
We invest in selected legal disputes through legal analysis, financial structuring, and proprietary technology based on artificial intelligence.
An uncorrelated alternative asset with active risk management and an institutional approach.
Identification of opportunities
Access to an uncorrelated alternative asset, with case diversification and active risk management.
Analysis and selection
Each case is evaluated through a rigorous process that combines legal analysis, financial modeling, and artificial intelligence.
Investment structuring
We define the optimal structure (single case or portfolio), aligning risk, duration, and expected return.
Return
In the event of success, we participate in the recovery through a previously agreed percentage or multiple.
The model is structured through an institutional investment framework based on Active Managed Certificates (AMCs), which allows multiple cases to be grouped within a single financial instrument.
A single ISIN for the investor
Active portfolio management
Diversification across cases
Flexible and scalable structure
The investment is channeled through an independent SPV, designed to isolate risk and optimize operational and tax efficiency.
Financing modalities
Direct financing:
We cover the costs of the litigation in exchange for a multiple of the invested capital.
Monetization:
We acquire a stake in the case, assuming greater control and return potential.
Portfolio lending:
We finance law firms across multiple cases, diversifying risk.
Target IRR
net
Medium-term horizon
years
Diversification
cases per portfolio
Estimated success rate
Risk management
- Strict selection of cases
- In-depth legal and financial analysis
- Diversification by type and volume
- Milestone-based structuring
- Continuous monitoring of the proceedings
- Support through technology and AI
A model reinforced by technology and a legal network
Our model integrates artificial intelligence throughout the entire investment cycle—from identification to monitoring—enabling improved efficiency, consistency in analysis, and risk control.
Technology does not replace decision-making, but rather reinforces it through a structured investment process supervised by a committee.
Access to a new asset class
Litigation financing represents a unique opportunity to access an alternative asset with low correlation, high return potential, and a model based on solid legal fundamentals.
