
Third-party pros spearhead new funder
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Former Validity Finance trio launch litigation and arbitration funder with initial USD 100 million in its coffers.
A new third-party disputes funder targeting commercial litigation, domestic and global arbitrations, patents, and mass torts has launched in the US.
New York-based Arcadia Finance is the brainchild of litigation funding experts David Kerstein, Ronit Cohen, and Joshua Libling who all left US funder Validity Finance in August last year. All assume the title of co-found
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