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Why this fund’s performance has held up?

Thursday, May 07, 2009
Though the market for commercial litigation and claims is quite large, our competition remains limited..

A SQUARE :: 07May09 Why this fund’s performance has held up?
Category Litigation Led Investing
Faculty Richard W. Fields
Expertise Litigation Led Investing
Author Sona Blessing
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"The appetite for our services continually strengthens as a market in need of over USD33 billion annually chases a limited amount of available capital. To capture these opportunities we have established a sustainable and scalable business model and will continue to invest in situations which offer attractive returns.”
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