AxiaFunder - Commercial Litigation Crowdfunding

29/11/2024

Earlier this week, AxiaFunder - Commercial Litigation Crowdfunding was pleased to attend the DealCatalyst Asset Based Specialist Lender Finance Conference in London.

CEO Cormac joined fellow panellists Tets Ishikawa, CJ Wei and Vadim Lahmi to discuss The Opportunity in Litigation Funding, expertly moderated by Mohsin Patel. Key topics included the sector’s continued growth potential, the various sub-asset types and outlining approaches in terms of due diligence and relative value.

Thank you to the organisers for a great event.

15/11/2024

In the latest Legal Funding Journal podcast, Cormac Leech discusses AxiaFunder's market strategy, including housing disrepair and diesel claims, the complexities of funding a high volume of small claims, and the implementation of AI and automation to enhance its processes.

To listen now, click the link below:

https://legalfundingjournal.com/podcast/episode-92-cormac-leech-ceo-axiafunder/

Capital at risk. Returns not guaranteed.

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08/11/2024

We’re excited to announce that Jonathan Gray and Jesper Leggatt from AxiaFunder.com will be attending the inaugural Claims Futures Conference [https://www.legalfutures.co.uk/product/claims-futures-conference-2024] on Tuesday the 12th of November.

We look forward to connecting with law firms, CMCs and other funders to discuss collaboration opportunities.

Please email us to [email protected] if you would like to meet at the event or schedule a call.

Capital at risk. Returns not guaranteed.

07/11/2024

Pleased to announce that last night, AxiaFunder received the Highly Commended award for Innovative Lenders (Sub $1bn) at the Alternative Credit Investor Awards.

Capital at risk. Returns not guaranteed.

01/11/2024

AxiaFunder has now raised over £16M in capital for litigation-related investments – for the latest update, see our track record page (https://www.axiafunder.com/track-record)
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06/03/2024

AxiaFunder will be attending the Master Investor London Show on 9th March — please come by our stand and say hello if you will be there! https://events.masterinvestor.co.uk/master-investor-show/exhibitors/axiafunder/

17/01/2024

https://www.axiafunder.com/news/axiafunder-wins-innovative-lender-of-the-year

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30/11/2023

AxiaFunder latest volume and return statistics for portfolio offers in November 2023.

Disclaimer: Past performance is no guarantee of future results.

https://www.axiafunder.com/news/axiafunder-hdr-investment-volumes-and-returns

11/01/2023

https://www.axiafunder.com/news/axiafunder-fca-direct-authorisation

Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high - risk investment and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong. Take 2 mins to learn more

11/01/2023

https://www.sharein.com/blog/sharein-former-ar-axiafunder-gains-direct-authorisation

Litigation funding platform AxiaFunder, formerly an appointed representative (AR) of ShareIn, has been granted direct authorisation on 10th January 2023 by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).AxiaFunder, which offers investors direct access to pre-vetted commercial litigation investment opportunit...

19/10/2022

Cormac Leech, the CEO of AxiaFunder, has been recognised in Peer2Peer Finance News Power 50 2022. He has taken AxiaFunder from strength to strength. AxiaFunder’s case investors have earned an average internal rate of return of 48 per cent to date, demonstrating the potential of this niche lending sector.

Capital at risk. Returns not guaranteed. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

The sixth annual Peer2Peer Finance News Power 50 offers a snapshot of progress in the peer-to-peer lending space...

17/10/2022

Lawsuits are a trillion-dollar business and litigation funders play a key role in funding legal disputes. Litigation funding might be particularly attractive to investors because it is not correlated with traditional asset classes such as bonds or equities which all respond to economic cycles. Legal disputes are unique in nature and tend to be completely unrelated to one another.

Capital at risk. Returns not guaranteed.

Lawsuits are a trillion-dollar business and litigation-finance firms play a key role in funding claims. The accounting can be complex, but there are opportunities for investors to profit, says Bruce Packard.