Susanna Taylor is Head of Investments – APAC, for Litigation Capital Management (LCM). Susanna leads LCM’s team of Investment Managers in Australia and Singapore and is responsible for overseeing the sourcing, due diligence and management of LCM’s investment activities across the APAC region. Susanna is a highly experienced and skilled operator being active in the litigation funding industry since 2014 when she joined LCM. Since that time Susanna has been responsible for sourcing, underwriting and managing a large and diverse portfolio of dispute projects consisting of commercial disputes, class actions, insolvency claims and international arbitration. Susanna sits on LCM’s investment committees for both APAC and EMEA and is intimately involved in the operational aspects of LCM’s business, taking part in regulatory and compliance and capital raising activities, investor relations and the expansion of LCM to new jurisdictions. Prior to joining LCM in 2014, Susanna was a litigation specialist with Norton Rose Fulbright in Sydney where her practice canvassed class actions, financial institutions disputes, contentious regulatory work (including work for the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission) and corporate disputes. Before joining Norton Rose Fulbright, Susanna practised in London for UK firm Hammonds Suddards Edge where her focus was on construction litigation. Susanna’s Chambers and Partners profile describes her as “one of the top operators in the industry,” and as “an extremely impressive litigation funder with a strong ability to cut to the commercial reality of claims.” Company Name & Description:  LCM specialises in providing bespoke dispute finance solutions to facilitate the pursuit and successful recovery of funds from legal claims, while protecting our clients from the downside risk associated with disputes. Founded in 1998, LCM is one of Australia’s most experienced and successful disputes finance companies. LCM has completed over 260 cases and has assisted hundreds of companies and individuals in achieving significant recoveries from claims that, without LCM, may not have been pursued due to the associated costs and risks. All of LCM’s Investment Managers are former litigators with the level of experience required to facilitate successful outcomes in disputes. LCM’s team is highly skilled in the assessment of claims and in providing strategic assistance throughout the process of determining the dispute. LCM has an unparalleled track record, driven by effective project selection, active project management and robust risk management. LCM’s capability stems from being a pioneer of the industry with more than 25 years of disputes finance experience. LCM is listed on AIM (at the London Stock Exchange), trading under the ticker LIT. Company Website https://lcmfinance.com/ Year Founded: 1998 Headquarters: Headquartered in Sydney, with offices in London, Singapore, Brisbane and Melbourne Area of Focus: Arbitration, Insolvency Claims, Commercial Claims, Class Actions Member Quote: “Disputes finance is a risk management tool which allows a variety of claimants from small to large to leverage their dispute assets in order to transfer the costs and risk of a dispute to a third party funder.  Being involved in structuring these finance solutions and sitting alongside claimants to assist them to reach a successful outcome makes this a very rewarding industry to be a part of“.

Silver Bull Resources, Inc. (TSX: SVB, OTCQB: SVBL) (“Silver Bull” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that following the entering into the litigation funding agreement with Bench Walk Advisors LLC (the “LFA”), the Company has established a Management Retention Agreement (“MRA”), which is a long-term incentive program to retain key personnel of the Company who have important historical information and knowledge to contribute towards the Claim. The MRA provides that if the international arbitration claims against Mexico for breaches of its obligations under NAFTA (the “Claim”) is successful and the Company receives damages proceeds, 12% of the net proceeds will be directed to the MRA for distribution to its participants, which include Timothy Barry, President, CEO and Director, Brian Edgar, Chairman of the Board, Christopher Richards, CFO, Juan Manuel Lopez Ramirez, and David Xuan. Each participant must satisfy specific Claim related duties and if they do so, each participant may be entitled to a pre-defined percentage of the proceeds received by the MRA. Certain participants under the MRA constitute related parties of the Company and accordingly the MRA constitutes a “related party transaction” of the Company under Multilateral Instrument 61-101 – Protection of Minority Security Holders in Special Transactions (“MI 61-101”). The Company is relying on the exemption from the requirement to obtain a formal valuation pursuant to section 5.5(g) of MI 61-101, which provides an exemption where the criteria set out therein are met. The Toronto Stock Exchange (the “TSX”) has provided their conditional approval of the MRA, including that the MRA be approved by the Company’s disinterested shareholders at the next Annual Meeting of Shareholders, which will also be sought in compliance with the requirements for minority shareholder approval under MI 61-101.

The European Litigation Funding Association (ELFA) is delighted to announce that Litigium Capital has become the latest member to join the organisation.  “Joining ELFA is a natural step for Litigium Capital. From a European perspective, the legal financing market is still evolving and, as such, subject to continuous development and innovation. It is essential that key players within the market set standards for, and monitor, responsible operations. By joining ELFA, we continue our commitment to industry best practice in our mission to further develop litigation funding in our home markets”, says Litigium Capital’s CEO, Thony Lindström Härdin.  Omni Bridgeway Managing Director and ELFA Chairman, Wieger Wielinga commented: “I am delighted to welcome Litigium Capital as the latest ELFA member and first Nordic based litigation funder. Litigium’s core mission to establish litigation funding as a well-recognised and widely used form of financing in the Nordics, aligns perfectly with ELFA’s aims. We look forward to collaborating with Litigium founders, Thony Lindström Härdin and Oscar Holm.”  About ELFA:  ELFA was founded by three leading litigation funders with a European footprint, Deminor, Nivalion AG, and Omni Bridgeway Limited. ELFA's current directors are Charles Demoulin (Chief Investment Officer, Deminor); Marcel Wegmüller (Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Nivalion AG); and Wieger Wielinga (Managing Director EMEA, Omni Bridgeway), who is ELFA's Chairman. The intention of the association is to be inclusive for all professional litigation funders of larger or smaller size.  About Litigium:  Litigium Capital is a Swedish investment company dedicated to legal financing. Litigium Capital focuses on funding litigation and arbitration disputes in the Nordics, as well as funding Nordic clients globally. Combining legal and financial expertise for superior risk www.elfassociation.eu 2 assessments and customer service, Litigium Capital’s vision is to make legal financing a natural tool for companies of all sizes in the Nordics.