Weltweit führend im Bereich der Prozessfinanzierung und des Aufspürens und Wiedererlangens von Vermögenswerten

With more than 30 years of enforcement experience, Omni Bridgeway’s global team of multi-disciplinary professionals continue to seek out and develop bespoke solutions to reduce the risks and costs of enforcement for our clients throughout their dispute resolution journey. Omni Bridgeway‘s asset monitoring and enforcement funding solution was developed for clients who foresee enforcement risk and either wish to fund the merits phase themselves, or the uncertainties of their case mean that our investment criteria for the funding of the merits phase are not able to be satisfied.

The recent UK Court of Appeal decision in Infrastructure Services Luxembourg S.à.r.l. & Anor v The Kingdom of Spain ([2024] EWCA Civ 1257) has significant implications for the enforcement of International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) arbitration awards in the United Kingdom. This ruling provides useful clarification on the relationship between state immunity defences and the UK's obligations under the ICSID Convention. In upholding the judgment on appeal, this ruling reinforces London's status as an arbitration and enforcement hub, in line with its position as a global financial centre.

Modern data centres cover millions of square metres, house expensive computing equipment, and consume as much power as small cities. They are complex undertakings involving intricate contractual obligations and supply chain interdependencies spanning all industries and economic sectors. With significant financial stakes tied to construction delays, regulatory compliance, service level agreements, intellectual property rights and energy supply, disputes are becoming more frequent and costly. Litigation funding is the perfect tool to alleviate the financial pressures created by data centre disputes and improve the investment returns on these assets.