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LITFINCON Launches Its First European Conference

LITFINCON, known globally for its conferences on litigation financing, is set to make a remarkable entry into the European market. On October 7-8, 2026, the conference will take place at the prestigious Rosewood Amsterdam hotel, welcoming industry leaders from around the world.

The conference marks a significant milestone as it follows the successful LITFINCON Asia, held in June 2026 at Marina Bay Sands Singapore. With over 1,000 participants from previous events in Houston, Beverly Hills, and Singapore, LITFINCON has established itself as a premier forum for high-level decision-makers in litigation finance.

Jim Batson, the Chief Investment Officer at Siltstone Capital, emphasized the importance of this event, stating, "Europe is currently at the forefront of key discussions in litigation financing. This conference will provide a platform for addressing those discussions in a serious manner." Participants will have the unique opportunity to engage directly with financiers, law firms, and industry leaders over two days of insightful discourse.

The theme for this first European conference is "The Claim Is the Asset IP, Arbitration, and Class Actions: The Investors Who Know It." Over the course of the two days, attendees can expect eleven panels that will delve into various trends shaping the future of litigation financing. Topics will cover regulatory frameworks in the UK, EU, and US; European transaction structures; collective remedies and class actions; international arbitration; cross-border enforcement; as well as the financing of intellectual property and patent dispute resolutions.

Additionally, speakers will address portfolio financing, insurance, risk transfer, and the utilization of AI and technology in litigation financing. The comprehensive agenda for the conference is available on litfinconeurope.com/agenda.

The growing recognition of litigation financing as an institutional asset class is evident, attracting increasing interest from banks, pension funds, insurance companies, family offices, and alternative asset managers seeking differentiated, uncorrelated returns. According to Robert Le, co-founder of Siltstone Capital, Europe has become a highly attractive market for deploying institutional capital due to legal innovations and the expanding commercial landscape.

Individuals interested in attending can register now at litfinconeurope.com. Early registration is encouraged as seating is intentionally limited to foster meaningful discussions. Furthermore, a limited number of sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations seeking to connect with senior decision-makers within the global litigation finance ecosystem.

Following this inaugural event in Amsterdam, LITFINCON will continue its series with the Houston conference scheduled for February 24-25, 2027, at The Post Oak Hotel in Houston, Texas.

About LITFINCON

LITFINCON is the leading global conference series dedicated solely to litigation financing. Launched in Houston by Siltstone Capital in 2022, it has expanded to include Singapore and now Amsterdam, providing a space for senior decision-makers in the field of litigation finance, institutional investors, law firms, insurers, and legal service providers to have open discussions about trends, transactions, and innovations in this vital asset class.

LITFINCON is renowned for its high-level presence, substantive programming, and thoughtfully curated networking environment, making it a premier industry forum for building relationships, sharing insights, and advancing the global legal finance market.

About Siltstone Capital

Siltstone Capital, based in Houston, is a multi-strategy alternative investment firm focused on generating differentiated returns across legal finance, energy, and other alternative asset classes. Through its dedicated legal financing platform, Siltstone provides capital solutions for plaintiffs, law firms, and business claimants engaged in commercial disputes, international arbitration, intellectual property, and large-scale tort actions.