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Another Commitment to Litigation Financing

Kirk Hartley
Apr 4, 2014
1 min read

Another sign of the times in an article from DealBook. Yet another senior finance person is now making a commitment to the litigation funding industry, which continues to grow. In this instance, the person is "William H. Strong, co-chief executive of Morgan Stanley’s operations in the Asia-Pacific region, whose retirement was announced last month, plans to join a start-up, Longford Capital, as its chairman, the firm announced on Monday. The move is effective on May 1."

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