At a recent event held at the New York University, litigation funding experts from both Europe and the United States gathered to discuss the commonalities and differences in their respective approaches to third-party litigation funding. A significant point of debate centered around the disclosure of funding agreements. According to remarks by Susanne Augenhofer, a professor at the University of Innsbruck and a visiting professor at Yale Law School, there is consensus on the necessity of transparency regarding the funder’s identity and the involvement of a third-party funder. However, Augenhofer emphasized that the disclosure of the full agreement itself is not deemed necessary. This reflects a nuanced understanding of the balance between necessary transparency and the protection of private financial arrangements, which legal professionals on both sides of the Atlantic continue to navigate.