LOFFCORisk Management

Judgments & awards

Liquidity for judgments and awards that remain unpaid

Monetization and enforcement capital for holders of court judgments and arbitral awards facing appeal, delay or a respondent that will not pay.

Executive overview

Winning is not the same as collecting. Appeals, annulment proceedings and resistant debtors can delay payment for years, while the award holder carries the cost.

LOFFCO provides upfront liquidity against the judgment or award, or funds the enforcement campaign directly, including asset discovery, recognition proceedings and attachment.

At a glance
Judgment value$10 million and above
StagePost-judgment, on appeal, or post-award
Capital useUpfront liquidity, enforcement fees, asset investigation
JurisdictionsU.S. courts and foreign recognition proceedings
RecourseGenerally nonrecourse

What we finance

Matters we review

  • Final and appealed U.S. judgments
  • Commercial and treaty arbitral awards
  • Judgments against solvent but resistant debtors
  • Recognition of foreign judgments and awards
  • Asset discovery and attachment campaigns

Funding structures

Monetization

An upfront payment in exchange for a share of collections.

Partial sale

Sale of a portion of the judgment, with the holder keeping the balance.

Enforcement funding

Capital for investigators, local counsel and court costs.

Appeal-stage funding

Liquidity while an appeal or annulment is pending.

Underwriting focus

What we test first

Appellate risk, the debtor's asset profile and payment history, sovereign immunity where relevant, and the cost of enforcement in each target jurisdiction.

Industries served

  • Energy
  • Construction
  • Financial services
  • Manufacturing
  • Sovereign counterparties

Process timeline

Indicative timeline

Full process
  1. Overview

    Response within five business days
  2. Confidentiality

    Weeks 1 to 2
  3. Diligence

    Weeks 2 to 6
  4. Term sheet

    Weeks 4 to 8
  5. Funding

    At closing

Timing is indicative and depends on complexity and document readiness.

How is a monetization priced?

Pricing reflects the remaining legal risk, expected time to collection, enforcement cost and the debtor's ability to pay.

Can you buy only part of the judgment?

Yes. Partial sales let the holder receive liquidity now and keep the upside.

Do you pursue enforcement abroad?

Yes, where recognition is available and commercial assets can be located.

Confidential case review

Start with a nonprivileged overview

Send a short summary of the dispute, the parties and the capital need. We answer every submission within five business days. Substantive materials come later, once a confidentiality framework is in place.

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