Private Credit · Litigation Finance
Looking beyond traditional markets.
A 12-month private-credit opportunity in litigation finance — targeting a 14% p.a. distribution, for accredited investors.
Capital at risk. Target returns are indicative and not guaranteed. For accredited investors only.
The Note
A 12-month note. Two distributions.
Illustrative path of a USD 100,000 subscription.
Illustrative only. Target distributions are indicative, not guaranteed. Capital is at risk. For accredited investors. The Note is not a bank deposit.
The Asset Class
What is litigation finance?
Capital funds meritorious legal claims in exchange for a contractual share of any recoveries. Investors are not parties to the litigation — they finance the pursuit of it.
Because returns are driven by case outcomes rather than interest rates, earnings or sentiment, the asset class is largely uncorrelated to public equities and bonds.
Institutional investors have used litigation finance for over a decade as a source of differentiated cash yield. Capital Intellect makes this exposure available to eligible private investors in a defined, 12-month format.
Portfolio Construction
Two complementary portfolios.
Income Portfolio
Shorter-duration receivables
Shorter-duration legal receivables funded directly to established law firms.
Growth Portfolio
Longer-term litigation finance
Longer-term litigation-finance positions targeting capital appreciation via case recoveries.
Safeguards
Risk management.
How capital is allocated
- Income Portfolio30%
- Growth Portfolio30%
- Liquidity & Treasury20%
- Coupon Reserve14%
- Operating Buffer6%
Allocations are indicative and may vary per the offering documents.
Risk is mitigated, not eliminated
- Diversification across cases, counterparties and durations
- Direct funding to established law firms
- Coupon reserve supporting scheduled distributions
- Active liquidity and treasury management
- Insurance and contractual protections where available
- MAS-licensed manager oversight
- Independent fund administration
Investors may lose some or all of their capital.
Diversification
An uncorrelated diversifier.
The 60/40 portfolio has shown its limits: in stress periods, stocks and bonds can fall together, eroding the diversification investors expect.
Litigation-finance returns are driven by court outcomes, settlement dynamics and case-specific milestones — not by rates or index moves.
Schematic illustration only. Not a representation of past or expected performance.
Fact Sheet
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Available to accredited and eligible investors on request.