Litigation funder Bentham issues US investment highlights for 2014
Leading litigation funder Bentham IMF is ending 2014 on a strong note in the US, with robust dispute recoveries, a set of freshly completed cases and the addition of an experienced new member to its US investment management team.
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Bentham IMF joins with other funders to counter US Chamber's proposal to amend Civil Rules
Bentham IMF joined with Burford Capital and Gerchen Keller in writing a letter to the Advisory Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure regarding an amendment to Federal Rule of Procedure 26. The letter, dated October 21, 2014 explains why the US Chamber Institute for Legal Reform's proposed amendment to "require disclosure of third-party investments in litigation" is unnecessary, untimely, and contrary to the purpose of Rule 26.
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Global litigation funder Bentham IMF forms US advisory panel to grow its business
Bentham IMF, the US arm of the world’s most successful litigation funding firm, Bentham IMF Limited, announced that it has formed an advisory panel of renowned trial lawyers and legal experts to provide strategic support to Bentham.
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Appendix 4E and Annual Report to Shareholders
Appendix 4E and Annual Report to Shareholders.
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Investor Presentation
Investor Presentation.
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Litigation funder Bentham IMF adopts Code of Best Practices for US
Bentham IMF, the world’s most successful litigation funder, adopted a Code of Best Practices today. The Code will govern its operations in the United States.
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IMF Australia plaintiffs win against Standard & Poor’s
An Australian Court has become the first in the world to find a ratings agency liable for AAA ratings on junk derivatives, paving the way for many new possible claims in the United States and elsewhere.
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IMF Australia plaintiffs win against Lehman Brothers
In a judgment handed down on Friday, September 21, 2012, the Australian Federal Court found that Lehman Brothers Australia had breached its fiduciary duties to municipalities, charities and churches by selling them highly risky, “synthetic” collateralized debt obligations (SCDOs), which blew up in the housing crisis.
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IMF Australia launches Bentham Capital in US
Global Leader in Litigation Funding Enters The World’s Most Active Legal Market.
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