Lost Money in Your RL360 Investment Product?
You May Be Entitled to Compensation
Coburn Corporate Intelligence, an Australian investigative firm, is working with specialist London law firm Signature Litigation to pursue a class action against Royal London 360 Insurance Company Limited (RL360). This action seeks compensation for investors who lost money in Portfolio Bonds linked to failed investment funds. If you suffered losses through RL360, you may be eligible to participate.
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Do you qualify?
1.
Invested in an RL360 Product?
May be called Portfolio Bonds, Reserve Bonds, Insurance Bonds, Investment Bonds or Redemption Bonds
2.
Was your bond linked to any of the funds listed below?
View eligible funds
- Premier New Earth
- Premier Eco Resources
- Axiom Legal Financing Fund
- LM Managed Performance Fund
- Other LM Group funds (including Trilogy Wholesale FMIF)
- Kijani Fund
- Other failed funds
3.
Did you lose some or all of your savings/investment?
If you answered yes, register your details below to see if you're able to participate.
Submit my expression of interest - free and confidential
Background to claim
RL360 is an international offshore savings, protection and investment provider, headquartered in the Isle of Man serving clients in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, the UK and Latin America. It is part of the International Financial Group Limited (“IFGL”).
It is alleged that many investors internationally who invested in the fund products listed below may have lost all or some of their savings. If you have lost money in the funds listed below please register your interest.
- Premier New Earth
- Premier Eco Resources
- Axiom Legal Financing Fund
- LM Managed Performance Fund
- Other LM Group funds (including Trilogy Wholesale FMIF)
- Kijani Fund
- Other failed funds
Who are we?
CCI is an Australian specialist in investigating and bringing large claims against financial institutions. We put together a team of lawyers and help to arrange funding and insurance to bring actions in order to obtain compensation for investors.
Headquartered in London with offices in Paris, Frankfurt and Gibraltar, Signature specialises in high value commercial litigation, international arbitration and investigations and white collar crime.
Visit Signature Litigation website
How to register your claim
1.
Sign up for the mailing list.
Submit your name and email on this page to receive updates via email and next steps to register your claim.
2.
Complete online questionnaire.
Before you can be added to the claim, you’ll need to provide details about your investment. We’ll email you the link to this form.
3.
Wait for review & approval to join.
The legal team will review your questionnaire to confirm your investment is eligible to participate and confirm this via email before you are included as a class action member.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is CCI?
Coburn Corporate Intelligence Pty Ltd ACN 160 777 962 (CCI) specialises in investigating and bringing large claims against financial institutions. We put together a team of lawyers and help to arrange funding and insurance to bring actions in order to obtain compensation for investors. The majority of our fees are contingent on winning the case and there is therefore a full alignment of interests here.
Who is Signature Litigation?
Headquartered in London with offices in Paris, Frankfurt and Gibraltar, Signature specialises in high value commercial litigation, international arbitration and investigations and white collar crime.
Visit Signature Litigation website | Download invitation letter from Signature Litigation
After I sign up what happens next?
You will not be added to the Class Actions at this time. CCI will add you to a database for the Class Actions and we may require further information from you. If you are eligible to join and complete the necessary steps, you will only be added as a Member of the Class Actions at the point at which you are formally added to the proceedings by agreement or court order. CCI or the Legal Team will inform you when you have been added to the Class Actions.
Are there any costs to join?
Registration will not expose you to any liability for costs. If you are eligible and accepted to participate in the Class Actions, we will obtain express authority to incur costs on your behalf (although litigation funding and ATE insurance is already in place in relation to such costs).
Who is Niall Coburn?
Niall Coburn B.A. LL.B, LL.M, Dip. Bus. Admin
Niall Coburn is an experienced litigator, prosecutor and corporate investigator. Niall is the managing director of the APAC operations at Coburn Corporate Intelligence.
Niall is committed to lending his critical thinking and expertise to complex regulatory, compliance and due diligence matters. He has worked on numerous assignments in Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
Prior to setting up the practice Niall was a Senior Specialist Adviser to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) leading post GFC corporate investigations in relation to a number of high profile financial institutional collapses in Australia. He has received an ASIC Australia Day Honour Medal for his work in corporate investigations.
Niall is also a former Director of Enforcement of the Dubai Financial Services Authority and was responsible for undertaking compliance and enforcement activities on the part of the DFSA within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). Niall was part of the initial international team that wrote the laws and established the regulatory structure for the DIFC. In particular, he was responsible for writing the DIFC Court Law, Markets Law and overseeing and drafting of the securities rules for the DIFX. During that time he worked on regulatory operations with governments and Securities Commissions in the Middle East and the APAC region.
He has been involved in numerous international regulatory and compliance initiatives working with New Scotland Yard, Economic Crime Division, Lloyds of London, IOSCO, US Treasury Department, UK Financial Services Authority, Malaysian Securities Commission and the Jordanian Government.
Niall is admitted to practice as a barrister in the High Court of Australia and holds a Bachelor of Laws and Arts (Economics), Master of Laws from Melbourne University and a Diploma of Business Administration from Melbourne Business School.
As a member of the Human Rights Lawyers Association, Niall is committed to helping the disadvantaged. He is published internationally, including articles and a reference book on Insolvent Trading and Corporate Investigations published by Thompson Reuters.