Krasha Financial Services, a private market firm, plans to launch an India-focused litigation finance platform in the fourth quarter of FY27, seeking to channel institutional private capital into funding large commercial disputes.
The platform will focus on commercial and high-value claims of at least $10 million, with a target maximum duration of five years.
The litigation finance business will operate separately from Krasha’s digital neo-financing platform, which focuses on asset-backed structured finance transactions.
The move comes as litigation finance remains at an early stage in India despite the country’s large legal market, with over 50 million cases pending across courts.
Krasha is in advanced discussions with a UK-based legal-finance company for a potential strategic partnership. The proposed tie-up is expected to provide legal-finance expertise, case-underwriting capabilities and access to international legal-finance networks.
The proposed platform will consider commercial litigation, arbitration, insolvency-related claims and enforcement proceedings. The focus will be on cases where the underlying claim, recovery potential and route to resolution provide adequate visibility for institutional capital.
Krasha sees an opportunity to develop the asset class by bringing private capital into claims where the potential recovery and resolution path can be assessed.
The global litigation funding market is estimated at about $29 billion in 2026 and is projected to exceed $43 billion by 2031.
Burford Capital, a New York Stock Exchange-listed litigation finance firm, has reported a 26 per cent internal rate of return on concluded cases over a 15-year period.
Avdhesh Singh, CFO, Krasha said there is a clear opportunity to build a litigation finance platform around larger commercial claims in India. The combination of private capital, rigorous legal underwriting and a global legal-finance partnership gives the company a strong starting point as we enter the segment, he said.
Separately, Krasha is evaluating investments in real estate and private credit across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region and National Capital Region, targeting deployment of about ₹1,200 crore in FY27.
The company is also preparing its proposed Category-II Alternative Investment Fund, Prism Strategy, targeting $60–70 million, subject to regulatory approvals and investor participation.
Published on October 9, 2026
