AxiaFunder won Innovative Lender of the Year Award
We are pleased to announce that AxiaFunder won the innovative lender of the year award at P2P Finance Awards 2022. The inaugural Peer2Peer Finance Awards took place at London’s Hurlingham Club earlier this month, recognising the best of the industry. AxiaFunder won this award for offering investors:
- Direct access to litigation investments via its platform enabling investors to build their own portfolio of litigation investments.
- Secondary market for litigation investments – the first of its kind for litigation investments – supporting investors who may wish to generate liquidity while a case is still ongoing or looking to increase their portfolio diversification by getting exposure to a previously funded Offer.
- Unique limited partnership investment structure which is expected to be more tax efficient (i.e. limited partnership company does not pay tax, it passes all the earnings to the investors who pay the tax).
- Litigation portfolio product – a single investment offer containing many low-value claims that are independent from one another. This product offers investors an automatic diversification and an improved risk-reward ratio.
- Highly Commended Innovative Lenders Award
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- Risks for investors in litigation funding
- Wise Wealth Podcast Interview
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- AxiaFunder Wins Innovative Lender of The Year Award
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- AxiaFunder won Innovative Lender of the Year Award
- Access to litigation investments
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- AxiaFunder Review by 4thWay
- AxiaFunder interview with CEO Cormac Leech
- AxiaFunder Targets Double-Digit IRRs
- AxiaFunder Review in iTech Post
- AxiaFunder launched new litigation finance product
- Back the suits who are bankrolling disputes
- Catalysing class actions using litigation funding
- Introduction to litigation funding