NAV lending is typically considered for established litigation finance managers with a track record of deployment and a portfolio of sufficient size and diversification for outcome modeling.
First-time or pre-deployment funds typically start with a warehouse facility. NAV lending is the next structure once your portfolio has sufficient history.
Every financing request Criterica Capital prepares is evaluated against outcomes, not collateral. Our models are trained on real court records across US federal courts, state courts, and international jurisdictions.
We assess jurisdiction-level recovery rates, case-type outcome distributions, time-to-resolution curves, and attorney performance history before a request is prepared for independent capital providers.
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Questions
A tape: the matter list with case type, venue, stage, dates and any outcomes to date. Add advance amounts and contract terms for a book that is being financed.
Yes. A warehouse or NAV facility is secured by the portfolio. The funder keeps decisions on its cases.
Warehouse facilities, NAV lending, co-investment on specific matters, and LP access for managers raising a vehicle. All four requests are evaluated from the court record, and independent capital providers set the terms.
Yes. Criterica Capital helps prepare books and receivables for sale to independent buyers. A written read of the tape comes first. Buyers decide whether to purchase and on what terms.
Through re-scoring as events arrive, reported to the lender and the manager alike.