Krasha Financial Services plans to roll out an India-focused litigation finance platform in the fourth quarter of FY27, aiming to channel institutional private capital into the funding of large commercial disputes.

Key highlights

• Krasha Financial Services plans to launch its India-focused litigation finance platform in the fourth quarter of FY27.
• It targets claims worth $10 million or more, with a maximum duration of five years.

The proposed platform will focus on commercial and high-value claims worth at least $10 million. It will target cases with a maximum duration of five years, positioning the business around substantial commercial disputes with defined investment horizons.

The planned launch marks an expansion of Krasha Financial Services’ activities in private markets. The platform is expected to create a dedicated avenue for institutional private capital to support eligible commercial claims. However, the company has not disclosed further details on the platform’s investment structure, funding commitments, pricing model or launch timeline beyond the fourth quarter of FY27.

Krasha Financial Services to Operate Litigation Finance Business Separately

The litigation finance business will operate independently of Krasha Financial Services’s existing digital neo-financing platform. The latter focuses on asset-backed structured finance transactions, while the proposed venture will concentrate on financing large commercial disputes.

The separation establishes distinct business lines within Krasha Financial Services’s broader financial services operations. While the existing platform centres on structured transactions backed by assets, the new business is intended to address the financing needs associated with qualifying commercial claims.

The planned platform’s focus on claims worth at least $10 million sets a clear threshold for the disputes it intends to consider. Its maximum target duration of five years also defines the time horizon envisaged for these cases.

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Krasha Financial Services has not yet announced additional details about the platform’s operational framework, the institutions expected to participate, or the criteria that will determine which claims qualify for funding.

The launch is planned for the fourth quarter of FY27, as the firm prepares to establish a separate litigation finance business in India. Further details on the platform’s structure and implementation are awaited.