Max Odenthal of Gordian Special Assets explore how traditional litigation funders, who focus on pre-judgment cases, and investors focused on enforcement differ in their processes and can mutually benefit each other throughout the investment cycle. Read more.
Max Odenthal of Gordian Special Assets explores how the due diligence processes of enforcement funders differ from those of “traditional” funders focusing on pre-judgment cases and explains how each can benefit from each other’s expertise at the due diligence phase, potentially as a precursor for collaboration throughout the lifecycle of an investment.
Max Odenthal of Gordian Special Assets predicts that for the Russian government, as well as international Russian businesses and their ultimate beneficial owners, sanctions likely mark just the beginning of years of multi-billion-dollar legal claims and investigations by foreign governmental and private parties.
Max Odenthal of Gordian Special Assets notes that while activist short sellers play a critical market function by exposing bad actors and discouraging fraudulent practices, their business model does not include cleaning up the mess after their campaigns lead to the collapse of public companies, and this gap is starting to be filled by new players in the litigation finance market and flexible law firms willing to pursue individual fraudsters on behalf of investors.
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