Tag Archives: Affiniti Finance
$58M+ Owed to Litigation Finance Backer
New allegations are emerging that Affiniti Finance lent thousands of law firms millions of dollars, only to leave its financier empty handed. Now in administration, Affiniti’s creditors have concluded the firm cannot keep it’s doors open while operating an orderly run off. …
Affiniti Finance Goes into Administration
Last week, one of the largest third-party litigation funders in the UK was placed into administration. According to a notice in the London Gazette, Affiniti has stopped taking in new business.
UK leading litigation funder, Affiniti Finance, Has Agreed to a £10 Million Funding Line to Top 100 UK Law Firm Hugh James
The initiative will support Hugh James across all services with the initial launch focusing on their niche Military Personal Injury claims, including military deafness and cold related injuries.
Litigation Funder Affiniti Finance Raises £250m for Litigation and Dispute Funding
Affiniti Finance, the UK’s leading Consumer Credit litigation funder announces a £250m capital raise deal with a multi-billion dollar US based fund, which it said would ‘significantly’ increase its ability to fund the large volume of mid-range cases, specifically in the financial mis-selling and personal injury sector in the UK.
Episode 39 — Nick Pontt; Managing Director, Affiniti Finance
In this episode, we sit down with Nick Pontt, the newest addition to UK-based consumer and commercial funder, Affiniti Finance. Nick discusses the ins and outs of Affiniti’s unique business model, the types of claims the funder looks to finance, what separates Affiniti from the competition, and what the future holds for the company and broader litigation funding industry.
Affiniti Finance Announces £10MM Funding Line to Royds Withy King
We are delighted to announce we have established a funding facility with major law firm, Royds Withy King. This £10 million pound innovative funding facility will allow the law firm to offer clients a competitive edge in the litigation arena where the costs of pursuing claims to trial can be prohibitively expensive. The funding will enable clients to unlock claims which they might otherwise find difficult to bring or where they wish to structure their own finances to the benefit of their business interests rather than the litigation.
