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Fenchurch Legal’s Outlook for Litigation Finance in 2026
Litigation finance is moving from a specialist niche towards a more established position within private credit markets, alongside other forms of speciality and opportunistic credit. Institutional capital is increasingly familiar…
A Funder’s Perspective: What High-Performing Consumer Claims Firms Get Right
As regulatory scrutiny and operational pressures increase across the consumer litigation market, the gap between well-run firms and those struggling to manage volume is widening. Drawing on detailed due diligence…
Responsible Lending in Litigation Funding: Why Getting It Right Matters More Than Ever
As high-volume consumer claims continue to grow, responsible litigation funding has never been more important. At Fenchurch Legal, we’re proving that scale and responsibility can coexist, supporting law firms with…
Expanding the Definition of Litigation Finance: Where Non-Litigated Funding Fits into the Mix
Litigation finance is evolving beyond the courtroom. At Fenchurch Legal, we’re expanding our funding model to include non-litigated case types such as PCP redress and IVAs — helping firms access…
PCP Claims: October 2025 Market Update
The FCA’s latest update marks a defining moment for the PCP claims market. Following the Supreme Court ruling on undisclosed commissions, the proposed redress scheme offers long-awaited clarity for consumers,…
PCP Motor Finance Claims – What the Supreme Court’s Ruling Means for Funders
The ruling narrows the scope for certain claims but confirms a viable path for others — creating clarity for litigation funders on where future capital should be deployed.
Supreme Court Motor-Finance Commentary
Fenchurch Legal’s summary of the Supreme Court motor finance ruling and FCA response—what it means for consumers, lenders, law firms, and funders.
Diversification as a Key Driver of Risk Management in Litigation Funding
Fenchurch Legal’s litigation-funding model is built on a structured diversification strategy that forms the foundation of both risk management and capital protection.
Debunking Six Myths About Litigation Finance
We debunk six myths and show how a well-structured funding partnership can fit law firms while leaving your firm firmly in control.
What Makes a Legal Claim Suitable for Funding
From legal strength to commercial viability, this article outlines the key criteria funders typically use when assessing the suitability of claims for funding.
Fenchurch Legal: A Specialist Lender, Not a Law Firm
We often get asked why Fenchurch Legal, as a litigation funding business, doesn’t have in-house lawyers? And the answer is simple...
