India’s Economic Times on Third Party Lending Audits

By John Freund | April 28, 2022

Non-bank financial institutions and third party lenders are finding themselves in the crosshairs of regulators who are auditing institutional malpractice. According to India’s Economic Times, the ministry of corporate affairs (MCA) is expected to examine third party funders for unsavory acts, such as money laundering and violations concerning foreign exchange best practices.

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Commercial Regulatory Issues

By John Freund | April 15, 2024

With the Ministry of Justice’s announcement that its plans to address the PACCAR decision would include a wide-ranging review of the litigation funding sector, industry commentators and analysts are already…

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Case Developments Commercial

By John Freund | April 15, 2024

Following the UK government’s introduction of the Litigation Funding Agreements (Enforceability) Bill to the House of Lords, there was widespread approval from litigation funders. However, it appears we are seeing…

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Member Spotlight: Joshua Coleman-Pecha

By John Freund | April 15, 2024

Joshua Coleman-Pecha is a senior international construction, infrastructure, and technology dispute specialist working in the MENA region. He is a qualified England & Wales Solicitor Advocate and Prince2 qualified project manager.

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Review of Litigation Funding Could Address Issue of Recoverability

Lord Macdonald: Sub-Postmasters’ Rights to Claim Additional Compensation “Would Be Extinguished” by Litigation Funding Bill

Member Spotlight: Joshua Coleman-Pecha

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