We introduce qualified investors from outside the United Kingdom to carefully selected litigation finance opportunities. To continue, please confirm where you’re based.
Moyderwell Capital Limited, trading as Moyderwell Holdings, is an introducer and is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. This website is intended only for qualified investors resident outside the United Kingdom, is not a financial promotion directed at UK persons within the meaning of section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, and should not be relied on by anyone resident in the UK.
By continuing, you confirm that you are not resident or domiciled in the United Kingdom, that you are a qualified investor in your own jurisdiction, and that you are visiting this website on your own initiative. Capital is at risk.
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For qualified investors outside the UK
A boutique introducer for family offices, ultra-high-net-worth and sophisticated investors resident outside the United Kingdom, connecting them with carefully selected litigation finance opportunities.
We don’t manage funds, deploy capital or give advice. We make introductions, one at a time, and only where capital and claim are genuinely aligned.
Due diligence, negotiation and documentation take place directly between the parties. We act as neither agent, principal nor adviser.
No public opportunity lists and no open marketing. Every conversation is confidential, and every introduction is considered.
We work with law firms and litigation practices across several jurisdictions. The mandate follows the opportunity, not our address.
Litigation finance provides the capital that legal claims need to reach a result. Investors fund the claims, and are repaid from what the claims recover. Here is how the money moves.
Returns depend mainly on the outcome and timing of the underlying claims, not on share prices, interest-rate moves or property values. That is why many investors hold litigation finance as a diversifier alongside traditional assets.
It is a private asset. Positions are usually held to the end of their term and there is no daily price, so your capital isn’t exposed to day-to-day market swings.
Capital is spread across many claims rather than one case, alongside insurance or contractual protection and a regulated counterparty.
A general comparison for illustration only. Every opportunity is different; read its own documentation and take independent advice.
We work only with qualified investors resident outside the United Kingdom. Every introduction is private, confidential and subject to verification.
Investors diversifying beyond traditional assets. Litigation finance returns are driven by legal outcomes rather than market cycles, with no mark-to-market exposure.
Qualifying individuals looking for asset-backed alternative exposure with a defined legal-merit basis.
Offices whose mandates include alternative and illiquid assets, with the governance to assess and hold litigation positions within a wider portfolio.
Experienced business angels, serial private investors, and professionals from private equity or the provision of finance.
Alternative investment funds and credit vehicles with mandates covering legal finance and uncorrelated strategies, considered case by case.
Private capital participating next to a lead litigation funder, with the benefit of that funder’s underwriting and oversight.
All categories are open only to investors resident outside the United Kingdom and are subject to identity, source-of-wealth and source-of-funds checks.
We introduce very few opportunities. Before we put one in front of an investor, we look for the same things we would want for our own capital.
The issuing law firm is regulated by its professional body, such as the Solicitors Regulation Authority in England and Wales.
Claims with a clear legal basis and a documented process for how they are assessed, pursued and resolved.
Where possible, capital is spread across many claims, so no single outcome decides the result.
Insurance or contractual protection, with its terms and limits set out clearly rather than overstated.
Proper funding documentation, portfolio information and ongoing reporting from the issuer.
Ticket size, time horizon and residency checked before anyone is introduced, with identity, source-of-wealth and source-of-funds checks for every investor.
We are currently introducing private capital to a litigation finance note. The issuing law firm is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and cannot be named publicly. Full documentation follows a private introduction.
The full terms are available to professional and qualified investors resident outside the United Kingdom. Please confirm this applies to you.
By continuing, you confirm that you are not resident or domiciled in the United Kingdom and that you are a certified high-net-worth, self-certified sophisticated, professional or equivalent qualified investor. This information has not been approved by an FCA-authorised person. Capital is at risk and the investment is not covered by the FSCS or the Financial Ombudsman Service.
*The timetable for the FCA compensation scheme remains subject to legal and regulatory developments. The anticipated one-year term allows for the scheme to be introduced.
8% + 8%
Gross coupon paid every six months
18%
Gross return paid at maturity
The minimum is US$50,000 or the equivalent.
Illustration only. Figures are gross, before any tax or charges. Capital is at risk; see the key risks below.
Source: issuer investment guide, October 2026. Figures are estimates based on the anticipated redress framework and are not guaranteed.
Access to litigation finance with less reliance on multiple external parties.
Returns driven mainly by the outcome of the underlying claims, not wider market performance.
Arrangements designed to support repayment of principal in defined circumstances, subject to the underlying agreements.
The factsheet, portfolio summary and funding documentation are provided after an introduction and verification.
Deliberate and discreet. We never publish opportunity lists or run open campaigns, and we assess suitability on both sides before anyone is introduced.
Share your details in confidence, as an investor, law firm, claimant or adviser.
We review mandate, ticket size and residency, or a claim’s value, merits and jurisdiction, to see whether there is a genuine fit.
Where the fit is clear, we make a considered, private introduction. Our role ends there.
Due diligence, negotiation and documentation happen directly between the parties.
For investors, the path from first message to investment usually looks like this.
Every enquiry is read by us, not an automated system.
A relaxed conversation about your goals, ticket size and time horizon, and any questions you have about the opportunity.
Photo ID, proof of address from the last three months, and evidence of source of wealth and source of funds.
The factsheet, portfolio summary and funding documentation, direct from the issuer, for you and your advisers to review.
You invest directly with the issuer, choosing your currency and how returns are paid. Our role ends at the introduction.
We are based in the United Kingdom but not limited to it. Each mandate is shaped by the opportunity and the law firm behind it.
Large-volume portfolios, including UK motor finance claims under the FCA redress framework.
See the mandateHigh-value contract, fraud, professional negligence and shareholder disputes.
EnquireCross-border ICC, LCIA and UNCITRAL proceedings, with English-law or London-seated matters preferred.
EnquireAntecedent transaction, wrongful trading and misfeasance claims brought by office-holders.
EnquireFunding across a book of related claims, including group litigation and mass tort.
EnquireEnforcing judgments and arbitral awards, including cross-border asset tracing.
EnquireShort, plain-English notes on the markets we work in. Updated as things develop.
After years of review, complaints and court cases, the FCA confirmed an industry-wide redress scheme in March 2026, covering around 12.1 million car finance agreements and an estimated £7.5 billion in compensation.
The scheme is currently paused in part while challenges brought by three lenders and a consumer group are heard. In the meantime, firms are continuing to prepare and progress complaints.
The challenges are due to be heard by the Upper Tribunal from 16 to 26 February 2027, and the FCA has said it will defend the scheme robustly. Compensation is expected to be paid in 2027.
Most portfolios rise and fall with markets. Litigation finance returns are driven by something else entirely: the outcome of legal claims.
A court decision or a redress payment doesn’t depend on what stock markets did that week. That is the main reason family offices and private investors add litigation finance alongside equities, bonds and property.
Positions are generally held to the end of their term, which suits capital that can be committed for a set period as one part of a wider portfolio.
The Upper Tribunal hearing, listed for 16 to 26 February 2027, is the next major milestone for motor finance redress.
The Upper Tribunal will hear the challenges brought by three lenders and a consumer group. The FCA has said it will defend the scheme robustly, and compensation is expected to be paid in 2027.
We will update this page as the hearing progresses, and we’re always happy to talk it through on a call.
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Qualified investors resident outside the United Kingdom: certified high-net-worth individuals, self-certified sophisticated investors, professional and institutional investors, ultra-high-net-worth individuals and family offices. Every investor completes identity, source-of-wealth and source-of-funds checks.
No. Our investment opportunities are only available to investors resident outside the United Kingdom.
The minimum for the live mandate is shown in the mandate details, which open once you confirm you qualify.
Six: pounds sterling, euros, Swiss francs, US dollars, Canadian dollars and Australian dollars.
For the live mandate you can choose between payments during the term or a single payment at maturity; the figures are in the mandate details, with an illustrator that shows what each option pays. Returns depend on the outcome of the underlying claims.
The term is set out in the mandate details. Investments like this are designed to be held for their full term, and the documentation sets out the terms in full.
Any protection arrangements are described in the mandate details. They are private contractual arrangements with terms and limits, not a statutory guarantee, and investments are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or the Financial Ombudsman Service. Capital is at risk.
Valid government-issued photo ID, proof of address dated within the last three months, and evidence of your source of wealth and source of funds.
We reply to every enquiry within two business days. After that, timing mainly depends on how quickly verification is completed and how long you and your advisers need to review the documentation.
With the issuer. Moyderwell Holdings is an introducer: we don’t manage funds or deploy capital. Once you are introduced, due diligence, documentation and investment happen directly between you and the issuer.
The issuer’s arrangements include operational controls and reporting. The documentation explains what reporting investors receive and how often.
That depends on where you live and your circumstances. You are responsible for your own tax obligations, and we recommend taking independent tax and legal advice before investing.
Moyderwell Holdings is a trading name of Moyderwell Capital Limited, registered in England and Wales, company number 15807614. Registered office: 57a Broadway, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, SS9 1PE. All engagements are conducted by Moyderwell Capital Limited under its standard terms of introduction, provided at the start of any relationship.
Moyderwell Capital Limited is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. It acts solely as an introducer and does not carry on regulated activities under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. It does not provide legal, investment, financial or tax advice, and does not manage investments.
This website is not directed at, and must not be relied on by, anyone resident or domiciled in the United Kingdom. Moyderwell Capital Limited does not market to, solicit or accept investment from UK residents. Nothing on this website is a financial promotion directed at UK persons within the meaning of section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. It is not directed at retail investors or consumers.
Information about specific opportunities is shared only with persons outside the United Kingdom who are qualified investors in their own jurisdiction and, where relevant, who fall within Articles 48, 49, 50 or 50A of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005.
Litigation funding arrangements are not regulated investments and are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or the Financial Ombudsman Service. Capital is at risk and investors may lose all of the capital they commit. Past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results.
Any capital protection is a private contractual arrangement, not a statutory guarantee. Investors are responsible for their own tax obligations and should take independent legal and financial advice before investing.
Every enquiry is reviewed personally and in confidence. We aim to reply within two business days.
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We welcome investor enquiries from outside the United Kingdom.