Litigation Capital Management Announces TR-1 Filing
The litigation finance company has received a notification of major holdings from Perpetual Limited.
The litigation finance company has received a notification of major holdings from Perpetual Limited.
The dispute financing company faces setbacks with adverse case outcomes, leading to a slowdown in revenue growth and a rise in net debt.
The dispute financing company has lost a commercial arbitration case, with the tribunal finding against its funded party. The company says it is assessing potential next steps.
The litigation finance provider reported a significant loss, with revenue plummeting and cash reserves dwindling. Recent legal setbacks and market volatility have highlighted the risks inherent in its business model.
The alternative asset manager will host an investor presentation via Investor Meet Company, allowing existing and potential shareholders to learn more about the company.
The dispute financing firm has filed an appeal after an initial ruling against its funded party in a class action lawsuit. Further details are expected with the company's interim results.
The dispute financing firm's class action investment against a former client has been unsuccessful, despite the court finding misconduct, raising concerns about the company's strategy and ability to deliver positive outcomes.
The credit services provider announced a change in major shareholding, with an investor increasing its stake to 5.1%.
The alternative asset manager reported a modest loss in the first half of 2025, with a significant increase in net debt and a write-down of a major case, raising concerns about the company's financial performance.
Dispute finance provider Litigation Capital Management sees major investor boost stake, signaling potential upside.