Family Offices Pursue Litigation Funds as Portfolio Diversifier

Emily Siegel reports that family offices are increasingly turning to litigation finance to diversify their portfolios and pursue returns uncorrelated with traditional markets, with Kelly Daley of Celsia Capital pointing to their patient capital and ability to withstand unpredictable case durations, Thomas Mellor of Morgan Lewis noting that insurance-backed transactions have broadened institutional participation in legal assets, and Ryan Stephen of Pine Valley Capital Partners observing that the sector's growing maturity and track record have helped overcome earlier investor scepticism, as family office assets under management are projected to reach $9.5 trillion by 2030.

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