Litigation Funding · 1 active · Updated July 2026
Litigation Funding Platforms in the UK
Litigation funding platforms allow individual investors to back commercial legal claims in exchange for a share of any settlement or award. Returns are uncorrelated with traditional markets, but capital is illiquid and outcomes binary.
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Litigation Funding FAQs
- What is litigation funding investing?
- It's providing capital to finance a commercial legal claim in exchange for a share of any resulting settlement or court award, rather than the claimant funding the case themselves.
- Is litigation funding regulated by the FCA?
- Litigation funding sits outside most mainstream FCA-regulated activity in the UK, so investor protections differ from a typical FCA-authorised investment — check a platform's specific legal structure before investing.
- What's a typical minimum investment for litigation funding platforms?
- Minimums vary by platform and case, and because outcomes are binary (a claim succeeds or fails) and capital is tied up until resolution, this is generally considered a higher-risk, less liquid category.
