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Post-Outcome Capital
Once liability is resolved or a settlement is documented, the analysis changes: finality, obligor quality, enforceability and time to cash matter more than the merits that produced the result.
This family
- Family
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- Published solutions
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- Jurisdictional review
- Matter by matter
What this family covers
The published solutions.
Transaction context
How capital is used in this family.
Capital advanced against an executed settlement that has not yet been paid, so that the recipient obtains liquidity during the payment period.
Capital for the appellate and post-trial phase where a favourable first-instance outcome has been obtained and is under challenge, or where post-trial steps must be funded before the result converts into money.
The analysis is a credit and documentation analysis rather than a merits analysis: liability has already been resolved.
Appeal Finance is a distinct product. It is not the same as monetising a judgment, which sits under Claims & Recovery.
Where capital may be applied
- An advance against the net settlement receivable.
- Appellate counsel fees and disbursements.
- Related collection work where payment is not made as agreed.
- Post-trial applications, security and procedural costs.
- Recognition and enforcement steps taken alongside the appeal, where approved.
In each case as set out in the approved commitment and the transaction documents.
Relevant considerations
What Hudson examines.
Published considerations only. Internal underwriting methodology, pricing and return parameters are not published.
- 01Whether the settlement is fully executed, unconditional and enforceable.
- 02Standard of review and the realistic prospects on appeal.
- 03Any outstanding court, tribunal or regulatory approval.
- 04The strength and durability of the first-instance reasoning.
- 05The payer's creditworthiness and payment record.
- 06The expected appellate timetable and any security requirements.
- 07Deductions, liens, taxes and prior assignments against the proceeds.
- 08What the judgment will be worth once the appeal is resolved.
Counterparties
Who this family is for.
- 01Corporates and claimants holding a documented but unpaid settlement.
- 02Successful claimants defending a favourable judgment or award on appeal.
- 03Law firms and estates awaiting a settlement payment.
- 04Counsel conducting appellate proceedings on a substantial commercial result.
- 05Officeholders realising a settlement receivable within a fixed timetable.
- 06Holders of a favourable outcome facing post-trial applications before collection.
Independence and published limits
Claimants and counsel retain responsibility for litigation strategy and every professional decision. Hudson provides capital and does not conduct, control or direct the litigation.
No capital band is published for the solutions in this family; those parameters are transaction-specific. Certain matters outside an applicable published band may be considered by exception.
Published parameters, by solution
- Post-Settlement Finance
- No published band. Advance percentages are transaction-specific and are not published.
- Appeal Finance
- No published band.
The four families
01
Dispute Finance
Non-recourse capital for the prosecution of qualifying commercial disputes.
02
Claims & Recovery
Capital against, and for the acquisition of, claims, judgments, awards and recoveries.
03
Portfolio & Law Firm Capital
Facilities supported by a pool of legal assets rather than a single matter.
04
Post-Outcome Capital
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Submission does not create a funding commitment, and no fee is payable on submission. Matters are acknowledged in writing, ordinarily within one to two business days.