UK-Based Introducer · Overseas Qualified Investors Only · Global Mandates

Where sophisticated
capital meets
proven claims

A boutique introducer connecting family offices, ultra-high-net-worth and sophisticated investors with carefully selected litigation funding opportunities across multiple jurisdictions.

Family offices UHNW investors HNW investors Sophisticated investors International mandates
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Who we are

A discreet introducer
with a global reach

Moyderwell Holdings is a UK-based boutique capital-raising introducer operating within the litigation funding market. While headquartered in the United Kingdom, we work with law firms, claimants and litigation practices across multiple jurisdictions — the geography of the mandate follows the opportunity, not our location.

We do not manage funds, deploy capital, provide legal advice or act as a funder. Our sole function is to make considered introductions between capital-seeking parties and the investors most aligned with their needs.

Our introductions are made on the basis of fit — legal merit, quantum, jurisdiction and investor mandate. We prioritise quality of connection over volume of referrals. Because our activity is limited to acting as an introducer, we are not required to be authorised or regulated by the FCA for these activities.

"The right introduction, made at the right moment, is worth more than any pitch deck."

— Moyderwell Holdings

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Active claims in current portfolio

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Portfolio value (£)

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Fixed return on live mandate

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Note term from FCA pause lift

Capital partners

Investors we work with

UHNWI

Ultra-high-net-worth investors

Net investable assets exceeding £10 million

UHNWIs seeking portfolio diversification beyond traditional asset classes. Litigation finance offers uncorrelated, event-driven returns with defined risk parameters and no mark-to-market exposure — increasingly considered a distinct alternative investment category by sophisticated private capital.

Typical profile

  • Net investable assets £10m+
  • Experience with illiquid or alternative assets
  • Multi-year investment horizon (3–7 years)
  • Appetite for case-by-case or portfolio exposure

UHNW individuals represent the most natural home for litigation finance allocations — the illiquidity profile, deal-by-deal structure and uncorrelated return profile align directly with the alternative asset approach taken by family wealth at this level.

£10m+

Minimum net assets

3–7yr

Typical horizon

FPO

Art. 48 exempt

Bespoke

Deal structure

HNWI

High-net-worth investors

Annual income £100k+ or net assets £250k+

Qualified HNW investors meeting the criteria under Article 48 of the FPO 2005, seeking access to asset-backed alternative opportunities with a defined legal merit basis. Introductions are made strictly within applicable FCA exemptions.

FPO 2005 — Article 48

  • Annual income of at least £100,000, or
  • Net assets of at least £250,000
  • Excluding primary residence & pensions
  • Self-certification required prior to introduction

HNW investors have access to the same deal flow as UHNW counterparts, with ticket sizes scaled to their capital position. All introductions comply with FPO 2005 Article 48 exemptions and self-certification is completed prior to any detailed discussion.

£100k

Min annual income

£250k

Min net assets

Art. 48

FPO exemption

Private

Introduction only

Family Offices

Family offices

Single and multi-family offices

Single and multi-family offices with mandates encompassing alternative and illiquid asset classes. We work with those that have the governance structures and appetite to assess and hold litigation positions as part of a broader portfolio.

What we look for

  • Established alternatives investment mandate
  • Internal or external investment committee
  • Ability to deploy £500k–£10m per transaction
  • Comfort with illiquidity and 3–7 year timelines

Family offices represent the most natural institutional home for litigation finance positions. The alignment between long-term capital, relationship-led deal sourcing and bespoke structuring makes this one of the fastest-growing areas of the asset class globally.

£500k+

Typical min ticket

Bespoke

Deal structure

SFO/MFO

Both considered

Private

Confidential always

Sophisticated

Sophisticated investors

Self-certified or certified sophisticated

Investors qualifying under Article 50 or 50A of the FPO 2005, including experienced business angels, serial investors and those with relevant professional experience in private equity or alternative finance.

FPO 2005 — Art. 50 / 50A

  • Member of business angel network (6 months), or
  • 2+ investments in unlisted companies (2 years), or
  • Director of company with £1m+ turnover, or
  • Worked in private equity or finance provision

Sophisticated investors bring sector knowledge and risk appetite that aligns well with litigation finance. Their experience with unlisted, illiquid investments means they approach the asset class with an informed perspective on both upside and downside scenarios.

Art. 50

Certified sophisticated

Art. 50A

Self-certified

2yr+

Invest. experience

All sizes

Ticket flexibility

Institutional

Institutional capital

Funds, endowments & private credit vehicles

Qualified institutional investors including alternative investment funds, endowments, private credit vehicles and regulated entities with mandates covering legal finance and uncorrelated alternative strategies. Engagements at institutional scale considered case-by-case.

Suitable vehicles

  • Private credit and direct lending funds
  • Alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs)
  • Family office investment holding companies
  • Endowments with alternatives mandates

Institutional allocators increasingly view litigation finance as a distinct sub-asset class within their alternatives portfolio. The non-correlated return profile, defined duration and case-level underwriting process resemble established credit and private equity workflows.

AIFM

Fund structures

£1m+

Typical ticket

Global

Jurisdictions

Direct

Deal access

Co-investment

Co-investment arrangements

Alongside established funders

Where appropriate, we facilitate co-investment structures allowing private capital to participate alongside established regulated litigation funders, offering access to professionally underwritten cases with experienced funder oversight and governance.

Structure considerations

  • Aligned economics with lead funder
  • Access to funder's legal due diligence
  • Waterfall and priority structures vary per deal
  • SPV or direct arrangements considered

Co-investment provides private capital with the protection of a lead funder's underwriting while accessing the same economic terms. It is increasingly used by family offices and sophisticated investors seeking guided entry into the asset class.

Lead

Funder oversight

Aligned

Economics

SPV

Structure option

Direct

Or via vehicle

Live mandate

Current opportunity

We are currently raising private investment capital for an active mandate. Details are presented for qualified investors only. The law firm is SRA-regulated and cannot be named publicly; full documentation follows a private introduction.

Qualified investors only

The details of this mandate are communicated exclusively to certified high-net-worth, ultra-high-net-worth and self-certified sophisticated investors as defined under the Financial Promotion Order 2005.

By continuing you confirm you are a certified HNW (FPO Art. 48), self-certified sophisticated investor (Art. 50A), or equivalent qualified investor. This information does not constitute a financial promotion approved by an FCA-authorised person. Capital is at risk. Not FSCS protected.

Active — raising now

Motor Finance Redress Portfolio — 180-Day Short-Term Note

UK SRA-regulated law firm  ·  PCP / DCA claims portfolio  ·  Capital-protected structure

Minimum investment

$50,000

USD equiv. — GBP · EUR · AUD accepted

Structure

Secured note

Lien over case portfolio proceeds

Term

180 days*

*From FCA pause lift

Fixed return

20%

Payable on maturity

Capital protection

CPB in place

Principal only. Non-statutory.

Portfolio scale

98,300+

Claims. Est. value £108m+

Raised to date

£13.76m

As of May 2026

The underlying opportunity

Capital is deployed into a portfolio of motor finance mis-selling claims (PCP/DCA) managed by an SRA-regulated UK law firm specialising in the acquisition, validation and litigation of claims against UK lenders arising from non-disclosure of discretionary commission arrangements.

The FCA confirmed implementation of a formal consumer redress scheme in March 2026, covering approximately 12.1 million car finance agreements. Payouts anticipated to begin November 2026. Compared in scale to the PPI scandal — £38bn paid to claimants — with total estimated compensation standing at approximately £7.5 billion.

FCA redress timeline

2018–2020

FCA review

DCA concerns; DCA ban Jan 2021

2021–2024

Litigation

Court of Appeal; Supreme Court Aug 2025

Mar 2026

Scheme confirmed

12.1m agreements; Jun–Aug 2026 dates

Nov 2026+

Payouts

Subject to FCA & legal process

Payment waterfall

1
Payment of client damages and compensation
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Payment of legal costs and case expenses
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Repayment of investor capital + 20% return (held in segregated account)
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Distribution of remaining balance to the law firm

Capital Protection Bond

A Capital Protection Bond (CPB) is in place via Newpoint Reinsurance Company (Swiss parent capitalised at US$2BN). Pay-on-demand, covering investor principal. Claims paid within 28 days of submission.

The CPB is not a statutory guarantee. It covers principal only — not returns. Not FSCS. Not FOS. Independent advice recommended.

Security & investor rights

  • Secured promissory note with lien over funded PCP case portfolio proceeds
  • Investors rank as secured creditors with priority over law firm residual
  • Direct legal recourse against the law firm under binding Funding Agreement
  • In insolvency: lien remains in place; cases may transfer to another firm
  • Bond directly enforceable by investor on event of default
  • Quarterly management accounts available on request

Investor eligibility & onboarding

  • Certified HNW individuals (FPO Art. 48)
  • Self-certified sophisticated investors (Art. 50A)
  • UHNW individuals and family offices
  • Professional / institutional investors

KYC / AML required

  • Valid government-issued photo ID
  • Proof of address (within 3 months)
  • Source of wealth and source of funds
  • Available currencies: GBP · USD · EUR · AUD

Important risk notice — read carefully

This opportunity involves a high degree of risk. Investors may lose all or part of their capital. Returns are not guaranteed and are dependent on the successful settlement of the underlying legal claims. The 180-day term is measured from the lifting of the FCA-imposed pause, which has not yet occurred; repayment is conditional on settlement within applicable FCA timelines and is not guaranteed on or by the 180th day.

This investment is not covered by the FSCS or FOS and does not constitute a regulated investment under FSMA 2000. The Capital Protection Bond is a private contractual arrangement — not a statutory guarantee. Moyderwell Capital Limited (trading as Moyderwell Holdings) acts as an introducer only and does not take responsibility for the performance of this investment. Independent legal and financial advice should be sought before investing.

Request a private introduction

Full documentation — Funding Memorandum, CPB details and Investor FAQ — provided following verification.

The investment case

Why litigation finance matters

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Uncorrelated returns

Litigation outcomes are determined by legal merits and judicial process, not equity markets, interest rates or macroeconomic sentiment. This structural uncorrelation makes funded litigation an attractive diversification tool for sophisticated portfolios.

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Defined risk parameters

Capital exposure is typically limited to the committed funding amount. Unlike equity, there is no mark-to-market risk, no margin calls and no secondary market volatility. Returns are event-driven and binary in nature.

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Asymmetric upside

Successful cases typically return a multiple of invested capital. The asymmetric structure rewards disciplined case selection with returns that are difficult to replicate in traditional credit or equity markets.

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Tangible underlying merit

Each opportunity is grounded in a legal claim with assessed merits, instructed counsel and a defined pathway to resolution — a real, reviewable body of evidence underpinning every investment.

How we work

The introduction process

Deliberate and discreet. We do not publish opportunity lists or run open marketing processes. Every introduction is made privately, having first assessed suitability on both sides.

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Private enquiry

Submit your details in confidence — investor, claimant, law firm or adviser. All information treated with strict confidentiality.

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Assessment

We review investor mandate and ticket size, or claim quantum, jurisdiction and legal merit, and assess whether a suitable match exists.

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Introduction

Where fit is identified we make a considered private introduction. Our role ends at the introduction itself.

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Direct engagement

All due diligence, negotiation and documentation is conducted directly between the parties. Funding agreements are entirely between investor and counterparty.

Scope of mandates

What we introduce

Moyderwell Holdings is UK-based but not UK-exclusive. We work with law firms and litigation practices across multiple jurisdictions. The nature and location of each mandate is determined by the opportunity — not our domicile.

Active mandate

Motor finance & consumer redress

Large-volume UK consumer redress portfolios including PCP/DCA mis-selling claims under the FCA-mandated industry-wide compensation scheme. Live opportunity available now.

Commercial litigation

High-value breach of contract, fraud, professional negligence and shareholder disputes. Domestic UK and international mandates. Minimum quantum typically £2 million.

International arbitration

Cross-border commercial arbitration including ICC, LCIA and UNCITRAL proceedings. London-seated or English law governed preferred; other jurisdictions considered.

Insolvency & asset recovery

Antecedent transaction claims, wrongful trading, misfeasance and asset recovery by liquidators, administrators and trustees in bankruptcy.

Portfolio & group actions

Bundled funding across a law firm's book of related claims, including group litigation orders and mass tort. Portfolio structures offer enhanced diversification.

Judgment enforcement

Funding for enforcement of existing judgments and arbitral awards, including cross-border enforcement and asset-tracing where a valid award is held.

Regulatory status

Important information

Moyderwell Holdings is a trading name of Moyderwell Capital Limited. This website is not directed at and must not be relied upon by persons resident or domiciled in the United Kingdom. Moyderwell Capital Limited is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). We act solely as an introducer and do not carry on regulated activities as defined by the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA). We do not provide legal advice, investment advice, financial advice, discretionary portfolio management or any form of regulated service to any party.

This website does not constitute a financial promotion within the meaning of section 21 FSMA or the FPO 2005. Any information provided in connection with a potential introduction is communicated exclusively to persons falling within one or more of the following exemptions: Article 48 (high net worth individuals), Article 50 (sophisticated investors), Article 50A (self-certified sophisticated investors) or Article 49 (high net worth companies and unincorporated associations).

Litigation funding arrangements are not regulated investments and are not protected by the FSCS or the FOS. Capital is at risk and investors may lose the entirety of their committed capital. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

This website is directed only at professional, institutional and qualified individual investors as described above. It is not directed at retail investors or consumers as defined under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 or the FCA's Consumer Duty (PS22/9).

Moyderwell Holdings is a trading name of Moyderwell Capital Limited, registered in England & Wales (Company No. 15807614). Registered office: 57a Broadway, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, SS9 1PE. All engagements are conducted by Moyderwell Capital Limited and are subject to our standard terms of introduction, provided at the outset of any relationship.

FPO 2005 — Art. 48 FPO 2005 — Art. 49 FPO 2005 — Art. 50 FPO 2005 — Art. 50A FSMA 2000 — s.21 exempt Not FCA authorised Introducer only Capital at risk Not FSCS protected Not for UK residents Overseas investors only

Private enquiries

Request an introduction

All enquiries reviewed personally and in strict confidence. We respond within two business days.

Information submitted is held confidentially and will not be shared with any third party without your prior consent. Moyderwell Capital Limited (trading as Moyderwell Holdings) — registered in England & Wales. Company No. 15807614. Not authorised by the FCA. Introducer only.