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BRYANT PARK CAPITAL & MULTI FUNDING, INC SECURE A $30 MILLION DOLLAR SENIOR DEBT FACILITY

By John Freund |

NEW YORK, NY, July 27, 2020 – Bryant Park Capital (“BPC”), a leading middle market investment bank, announced today that Multi Funding, Inc (“Multi Funding” or the “Company”) recently closed on a $30 million senior debt transaction with a leading international bank. This capital injection will allow the company to accelerate top line revenue, expand its physical footprint, and operate as a significant player in the pre-settlement space.

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How Litigation Finance Can Benefit Cases Mid-Litigation

By John Freund |

Most lawyers know the feeling of a meritorious case moving along well, until it slows, and the funding to keep it going starts to run short. What is the next step when a client lacks the financial capability to continue? Is dropping the case to save funds a viable alternative, even if it means forgoing a potential award?

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Bryant Park Capital Advises ProMed Capital Ventures in Sale to Experity Ventures

By John Freund |

NEW YORKJuly 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Bryant Park Capital (“BPC”), a leading middle-market investment bank, announced today that ProMed Capital Ventures, LLC (“ProMed” or the “Company”), a leading provider of financing to medical practices and facilities in the United States, has been sold to Experity Ventures, LLC, the parent company for several specialty finance and legal funding related services businesses in the United States, including Nexify Holdings, Medsolve Financial Group, and Thrivest Legal Funding, LLC dba Thrivest Link. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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Bangladeshi Economy Attracts Litigation Funders

By John Freund |

In recent years, Litigation Finance has taken the world by storm. In many cases, third-party funding has helped ordinary citizens seek justice against much larger entities—even governments. Now there’s talk of Bangladesh adopting the practice. What could that mean for the country itself, and the wider region? 

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