Investor Strategy News: Corporate scandals are driving more Australian class actions

“There are currently about 27 Australian class actions either in the process of being filed or already filed in 2018. Five-or-so years ago, in Australia, there might have been a handful taking place at any given time. Australia is one of the most active class action jurisdictions behind the US and institutional investors, their custodians, managers, and advisors are becoming more involved in these cases.

According to Steven Longley, senior vice president of corporate development at Financial Recoveries Technologies (FRT), a Massachusetts-based global litigation monitoring and recovery services firm, too many investors have been missing out on potential recoveries for losses caused by the misdeeds of their investee companies.”

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