The Economic Times · 7 Oct, 11:27 · Finance briefing

Krasha to launch India-focused litigation finance platform

Krasha, an established alternative investment firm, is launching a dedicated litigation finance platform targeting the Indian market.

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Krasha, an established alternative investment firm, is launching a dedicated litigation finance platform targeting the Indian market. This strategic move aims to provide capital to law firms and claimants pursuing commercial disputes, thereby enhancing access to justice. The initiative addresses the significant funding gap in India’s legal sector, where lengthy proceedings often strain resources. By localising its services, Krasha seeks to streamline the financing process for complex legal cases. This development signals a growing institutional interest in alternative assets within emerging markets, offering new liquidity options for legal practitioners and investors alike seeking diversification beyond traditional equity and debt instruments.

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