Private credit · Litigation finance

Capital that answers to a courtroom, not the stock market.

Litigation finance pays the cost of a legal claim in return for a share of what the claim recovers. The Highcliffe Investment Centre gives qualifying UK investors access to litigation finance and private credit opportunities, with the research and documents behind each one.

See the due diligence and documents on each opportunity before you decide
Not advisers and not tied to any provider. You make the call.
Open to high net worth and sophisticated investors only

Six questions · About a minute · No documents needed

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Six questions, about a minute. Qualify, and you're straight in.

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What draws you to litigation finance?

Litigation finance

Private credit

Due diligence

No advice. No products.

Inside the Investment Centre

See the deal, the documents and the people behind it. Before you commit a penny.

The Investment Centre is where Highcliffe puts its opportunities, and everything it knows about them. Litigation finance, private credit and other private-market opportunities, each with the research and documents behind it, in one secure place.

The opportunity, in full
Each one set out with the research and due diligence behind it, not a two-line teaser.
The documents, not a brochure
Key documents, reports and presentations, in a secure library.
The people behind the deal
Direct access to industry experts and the management teams behind the opportunities.
Your call, and only yours
Highcliffe isn't tied to any provider and doesn't give advice. You decide.

Litigation finance

Data room

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Highcliffe Weekly. What's moving in private markets, every week.

A weekly briefing for members of the Investment Centre, covering markets, the economy and private investment opportunities.

Market overview

The week across markets, in one read.

Economic briefing

The data and central bank activity that matter.

Private market opportunities

A curated look at what's in the pipeline.

Expert commentary

Views from people who work in these markets.

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How litigation finance works

A strong claim, without the capital to run it.

A litigation funder pays the costs of a legal claim. In return, it takes an agreed share of whatever the claim recovers.

What decides the outcome is the strength of the claim, whether the other side can pay, and how long it takes. Not the FTSE, the S&P or interest-rate headlines.

Case file

01
The claim
A claimant has a case worth bringing but can't fund it to the end.
02
The funding
A funder pays some or all of the legal costs, in exchange for an agreed share of any recovery.
03
The resolution
The claim settles or goes to judgment.
04
The distribution
Proceeds are paid out under the terms agreed at the start.

Success

The funder is paid its agreed share of the proceeds.

The part most pages leave out

What can go wrong, in plain English.

Cases lose

A losing claim can mean losing everything allocated to it.

Cases run long

Courts and settlements keep their own timetable. Plans built on a date can slip.

Winning isn't collecting

A judgment is only worth what the other side can actually pay.

Money is tied up

There's usually no way to sell out of a case part-way through.

Concentration

One case is one outcome. Spreading across several changes the picture.

Which is why the Investment Centre shows you the due diligence, not just the deal.

We do things differently

We are not advisers.
We are intelligence.

Not advisers

No financial advice and no personal recommendations.

No products

Not tied to any product or provider.

No conflicts

The focus is the investor. Always.

Your decision

Highcliffe provides the clarity. You make the call.

Who you'll be dealing with

Built for investors, by investors.

Jamie Scott

Co-founder & Managing Partner

An investment professional focused on capital growth and consistent, risk-adjusted returns.

Lewis Greene

Co-founder & Managing Partner

More than 25 years of business leadership across Europe and the Middle East.

Giacomo Potena

Client Relationship Director

More than 25 years' experience across financial services.

Emily Crockford

Relationship Manager

Builds relationships with investors across the Middle East and Europe.

Questions

Before you apply

Who can join the Investment Centre?

It's open to high net worth and sophisticated investors. In the UK that broadly means an annual income of £100,000 or more, net assets of £250,000 or more (not counting your main home, pension or insurance), or relevant experience such as investing in unlisted companies, membership of a business angel network, or directing a company with a turnover of £1 million or more. The qualifier above checks which applies to you.

Is Highcliffe giving me advice?

No. Highcliffe provides opportunities, research and documents. It does not give financial advice or personal recommendations. Every decision is yours, and you may want to take independent advice before you make one.

What happens after I qualify?

You go straight to the Investment Centre's sign-up. Enter your email, and you'll be sent a one-time code. There's no password to set. Once you're in, you can browse the opportunities and the documents behind them.

Who is Highcliffe Wealth?

A private investment intelligence platform based in Dubai.

Access · Intelligence · Opportunity

See what's in the pipeline.

Six questions, about a minute. If you qualify, you're straight through to the Investment Centre.