News & Insights

Corporate portfolio funding is taking off – as disputes finance evolves into an active strategy.

LCM CEO, Patrick Moloney, presents the case for corporations to utilise dispute finance.

LCM Executive Vice Chairman, Nick Rowles-Davies, explains why the energy sector has yet to fully realise the benefits of litigation finance and corporate portfolio funding.

LCM announces that it has entered into a global cooperation agreement with a leading international law firm.

LCM has appointed Jonathan Moulds as Non-Executive Chairman, effective 29 March 2019.   This follows Jonathan’s appointment to the Board as a Non-Executive Director in December 2018, when the

LCM announces its intention to commit A$100 million of capital into litigation finance projects across the APAC region during 2019.

On 7 December 2018, the Hong Kong government published its eagerly awaited Code of Practice For Third Party Funders and confirmed that from 1 February 2019, Hong Kong’s Arbitration

LCM Investment Manager, Susanna Taylor, responds to the ALRC’s recommendation regarding security for costs in class actions.

LCM Executive Vice Chairman Nick Rowles-Davies was interviewed by Litigation Finance Journal for its weekly podcast and discussed recent developments at LCM and the outlook for litigation finance.

Litigation Capital Management Limited (LCM), announced its admission of the company’s fully paid ordinary shares to trade on AIM, a market operated by London Stock Exchange. LCM successfully raised