Private allocation · Fixed income
A 20% fixed return over 12 months — from the UK legal sector.
A loan note financing legal casework under a published, institution-funded redress scheme. Defined term, contractual return, away from property and market speculation.
Fixed contractual return over 12 months, subject to the issuer meeting its repayment obligations.
Defined term. Capital and interest contractually due at maturity — no long property exit.
Minimum subscription. Private allocation for qualifying investors only.
Why investors enquire
A defined structure, not a market bet.
Proposed secured loan note
A secured lending arrangement with supporting legal documentation, including a described solicitor's undertaking.
UK legal sector, not property
Capital finances legal case preparation and processing — revenue from legal fees, not property sales.
A published redress scheme
Linked to the Church of England National Redress Scheme: £150m approved by General Synod, Royal Assent December 2025, independently administered.
Fee-based model
Scheme-funded legal fees of up to £5,000 per eligible case, with estimated processing costs of £1,000–£2,000.
SRA-regulated solicitors
Cases handled through law firms regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
Case-book coverage
A portfolio of eligible cases is intended to support repayment obligations.
How the model earns
One case. One capped fee.
The scheme funds legal representation for each applicant, capped at £5,000 per case and paid by the scheme — not the applicant. The margin after processing costs is intended to service loan note obligations, case by case.
Figures are estimates and not a forecast of returns. Case volumes and timings are not guaranteed.
Three steps to the full documents.
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Check eligibility
Confirm you're a high-net-worth or sophisticated investor.
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Receive the documents
Review the full information memorandum and legal documents.
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Take advice
Speak to an independent financial adviser before deciding.