EU member states have divergent litigation finance regulatory frameworks. The Netherlands has the most developed legal infrastructure for third-party funding, making it Criterica Capital's primary EU anchor.
The European Parliament's proposed litigation finance regulation (EPLA) remains under discussion. Criterica Capital monitors the legislative process and structures EU vehicles to be compliant under any plausible regulatory outcome.
International arbitration seated in EU jurisdictions — ICC in Paris, DIS in Germany, Netherlands Arbitration Institute — represents the clearest path to scalable EU deployment under existing frameworks.
Every capital decision at Criterica Capital is underwritten against outcomes, not collateral. Our models are trained on 106M+ 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 committing capital. No collateral. No credit check. Outcomes only.
