Tag Archives: Deminor
The State of Third-Party Funding in Mexico
With litigation funding being more widely recognized across the globe as a useful tool for both prospective plaintiffs and law firms, funders are keen to explore jurisdictions that are able to provide growth markets for new investments. Whilst the U.S. remains the premier market for litigation finance in North America, some industry figures are looking…
Deminor further develops its litigation funding activities in Germany
Deminor further develops its litigation funding activities in Germany with the addition of Patrick Rode in Dusseldorf. Patrick Rode will bring experience and expertise in commercial, securities and antitrust litigation to further increase Deminor’s footing in the German litigation funding market.
Deminor’s CEO Argues the EU’s Proposed Fee Caps Would Harm the Industry
As Litigation Finance Journal has reported in recent weeks, the response to the EU Parliament’s approval of the Voss Report has been largely negative from industry leaders across the continent. Whilst funders and law firms alike recognise the need for regulation and oversight, the specific proposals in the report have been criticised for addressing problems…
EU and UK market are set to capture 15.8% of global litigation funding, poised for strongest growth worldwide
Deminor, a leading international litigation funder, projects that the investment potential for litigation funding in Europe is set to reach USD 1.8bn annually, representing nearly 16% of the global market. This is according to the white paper, Litigation Funding from a European Perspective, released today. Deminor predicts the investment potential for litigation funding in Europe is set to reach nearly USD 3.7bn in 2025 (+100%), compared to USD 17.8bn globally in 2020.
Deminor Sees Growing Adoption of Third-Party Funding in Latin America
While the US, Europe and Australia dominate the conversation around litigation funding, there is a clear uptick in the sector’s adoption in other countries and regions. Latin America is one of these areas experiencing a growth in litigation finance, with countries like Brazil and Mexico leading the way….
European Funding Predicted To Account for 15% Of Global Market By 2025
While the US and UK are most often in the news for their high profile litigation funding cases, the European continent is seeing an equally impressive rise in the number of funding agreements, and there is plenty of reason to expect this upward momentum to continue. New research and analysis from Deminor, the global litigation…
Deminor’s Research Reports ESG Bump
Legal Futures profiles Deminor’s ESG insights in a new report. Deminor says that ESG legal investment has a high likelihood of becoming one of the United Kingdom’s most investable lines of business for litigation financiers.
Italian Corrugated Cardboard Cartel Collective Action
It is being alleged that Corrugated Cardboard products have been organized under a “cartel structure” in Italy over a 13-year period. Two contract structures have been identified as being designed to manipulate markets, comprising corrugated and packaging cardboard materials. …
Key Takeaways From LFJ’s Podcast With Erik Bomans, CEO and Executive Board Member of Deminor
On the latest episode of the LFJ Podcast, we spoke with Erik Bomans, CEO and Executive Board Member of Deminor. Mr. Bomans discussed recent developments and trends in litigation funding in continental Europe, including what the total addressable market looks like and how that is expected to grow over time, how country-specific jurisdictions are differentiated, some of the main barriers to investing in litigation funding in Europe, and how the regulatory environment across the continent can actually be a benefit to funders.
Episode 64: Erik Bomans, Deminor
In this episode, we sat down with Erik Bomans, CEO and Executive Board Member of Deminor. Erik discussed recent developments and trends in litigation funding in continental Europe, including what the total addressable market looks like and how that is expected to grow over time, how country-specific jurisdictions are differentiated, some of the main barriers to…
