2,500+
Global Customers
+76
Net Promoter Score
99.2%
Client Retention Rate
$3.5+B
In Recoveries
About FRT
As institutional investors face an increasingly complex financial and regulatory environment, untapped value often lies within middle- and back-office operations. Financial Recovery Technologies (FRT) unlocks this value through purpose-built solutions that streamline recovery and compliance programs.
FRT’s industry-leading class action platform maximizes recoveries by identifying eligibility, managing claims, and securing funds across shareholder, global, and antitrust settlements. With the addition of Skematic, the first purpose-built Compliance Operating System, FRT now also empowers compliance teams to replace manual workflows and fragmented tools with a centralized, automated, and auditable framework.
Together, FRT’s solutions help institutional investors meet fiduciary and regulatory obligations while driving efficiency and control.
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Who we help: Class Actions
Asset Managers
Streamline and automate your claims monitoring and recovery program.
Asset Owners
Simplify global claims recovery
Hedge Funds
Maximize your class action recovery
Wealth Managers
Automate recovery, conserve resources, and grow clients
Custodians
Meet your clients’ strategic governance goals
Who we help: Compliance
Private Equity & Venture Capital
Transform manual compliance processes into streamlined digital workflows
Hedge Funds
Strengthen controls while reducing administrative burdens
Investment Banks
Centralize compliance operations and enhance regulatory documentation
Asset Managers
Convert scattered processes into a unified compliance command center
Wealth Managers
Scale your compliance program efficiently with audit-ready oversight
Broker-Dealers
Simplify FINRA requirements with comprehensive workflow automation
Compliance Consultants
Deliver superior client outcomes with purpose-built compliance technology
Success Stories
FRT has over 2,500 institutional clients worldwide including some of largest hedge funds, asset managers, sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and private banks.
