Where We Focus

Securities & Shareholder Recovery Funding

Securities and shareholder recovery is a distinct claim class: minority oppression, mismanagement, failed investments and value-destruction disputes, often before the NCLT or in arbitration. These matters are documentation-heavy and time-consuming, and no India-native funder specialises in them — leaving investors to carry the cost of vindicating their own claims.

Executive Summary

Investors and shareholders who have been wronged — diluted, oppressed, or defrauded — frequently hold strong claims they never pursue, because the cost and duration of recovery outweigh their appetite to self-fund.

A dedicated funding focus makes these claims actionable: independent underwriting of the merits and recoverability, non-recourse funding of the pursuit, and managed execution — so the recovery decision turns on the strength of the claim, not the depth of the claimant's pocket.

From failed deal to recovery

  1. 1

    Claim characterisation

    Oppression, mismanagement, misrepresentation or breach — the claim is framed and valued.

  2. 2

    Recoverability review

    Documents, counterparty capacity and the practical enforcement route are assessed together.

  3. 3

    Funded pursuit

    Eligible matters proceed with costs covered under the funding arrangement, repayment contingent on recovery.

  4. 4

    Managed execution

    The matter runs through empanelled counsel within a monitored process, with reporting to the investor.

Signals a failed deal still holds value

  • A documented shareholder, investment or securities dispute
  • Evidence of oppression, mismanagement or misrepresentation
  • A counterparty or entity with recoverable value
  • A claim shelved because self-funding the fight seemed uneconomic
  • Limitation still open, with a viable NCLT or arbitral route

Frequently asked questions

What claim types are in scope? ▾

Investor, shareholder and securities-related recovery — including oppression and mismanagement, failed-deal and value-destruction claims.

Who typically brings these? ▾

Investors, PE/VC funds and shareholders holding claims they have not pursued because of cost and duration.

Does funding mean giving up control? ▾

Strategy and settlement control remain with the claimant and counsel; funding agreements set consultation rights, not command.

How is the claim first assessed? ▾

Start with the eligibility check for a preliminary read; formal diligence follows for claims that proceed.

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Assess your claim's recoverability

A free, structured, 5-step assessment of whether your claim may qualify for funding. Preliminary indication only, subject to due diligence.

Check Your Claim Eligibility