Litigation Finance
Curated introduction to litigation finance — non-recourse capital opportunities in high-merit legal actions, offering asymmetric returns independent of market cycles.
Novarex provides funding to carefully selected legal claims, underpinned by rigorous legal diligence, insurance protection, and disciplined structuring. Investors gain access to non-correlated opportunities with defined risk frameworks and controlled downside.
Non-Correlated Private Market Exposure
Financing high-merit legal claims with structured downside protection.
Novarex introduces investors to litigation finance opportunities — vetted legal claims funded on a non-recourse basis.
Capital
introduced by Novarex is
deployed into legal fees,
disbursements, and case-related
costs where claim value, legal
merit, and enforceability are
clearly established.
Returns are driven by legal outcomes rather than market conditions, offering investors a differentiated, asymmetric return profile.
Returns are driven by legal outcomes rather than market conditions, offering investors a differentiated, asymmetric return profile.
Strategy Overview
Litigation finance enables investors to participate in legal claims with defined damages and clear recovery pathways.
Novarex introduces investors to facilities that fund commercial disputes, group actions, and specialist litigation strategies, structured by experienced legal counterparties.
Investments are made on a non-recourse basis, meaning capital is only returned upon successful resolution. Funding is typically deployed via law firms, claim vehicles, or SPVs aligned with experienced legal teams and supported by ATE insurance..
Why Litigation Finance
Litigation finance sits apart from traditional asset classes. Outcomes are driven by legal resolution rather than economic cycles, interest rates, or market sentiment.
Returns are typically realised within 12–36 months and structured to deliver a multiple on invested capital.
Novarex focuses on legal strength, defendant solvency, insurance coverage, and enforceability—ensuring a disciplined and repeatable investment approach.