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2026 Class Action Intelligence Report

65% of settlement funds go unclaimed. Which ones did your firm miss?

Every settlement, Fair Fund, antitrust and global case that paid in 2025, ranked, with what changes in 2026. Built on FRT’s proprietary settlement database.

  • Top 2025 settlements and distributions, ranked
  • The documentation administrators now reject, and why
  • Which non-US jurisdictions paid, and which to avoid

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institutions worldwide
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2M+
claims filed
99.2%
client retention
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Net Promoter Score
A look inside

Three findings from the report. The rest is in the download.

  • New securities suits fell about 10% in 2025, yet 2026 already has 10 settlements over $100 million in its first six months.
  • AI-related suits rose for the third year running, and crypto filings are back to double digits. The case mix is changing.
  • Roughly half of all filed suits are dismissed early. The report shows which survivors actually paid, and how much.
  • The top 10 settlements and distributions of 2025, ranked, with per-share figures.
  • The non-US jurisdictions that paid, and the participation-risk calls behind each one.
  • What administrators now require to pay a claim, and the deficiency trends that got 1 in 3 manual claims rejected.

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Page 3 of the reportPage from FRT's 2026 Class Action Intelligence Report showing securities filing trend charts
Why operations and legal leads read it

What you walk away with

Know what your program missed

Compare a full year of recoveries against what your current provider filed. Most gaps sit in global opt-in, passive and antitrust cases.

Stop losing claims to paperwork

1 in 3 manually filed claims is dismissed before settlement. See exactly what administrators now require so yours pay out.

Walk into 2026 with the pipeline

Which cases are moving toward settlement, which jurisdictions are opening up, and where the money is.

Is this for you?

Written for the people who own the recovery program

Asset managers and asset owners

Benchmark coverage across US, global and antitrust cases, and show fiduciary oversight with data.

Hedge funds

Active trading means more eligible positions and more missed claims. See which 2025 cases paid on short holding periods.

Custodians and wealth managers

Understand what your clients’ claims need to pay out, and where a recovery program becomes a client-retention tool.

The gap

What a typical program captures vs. what paid in 2025

Typical in-house or generalist program Covered in the report
US securities settlements Filed, often with deficiency rejections Ranked, with what administrators now require
SEC Fair Funds Frequently missed Every 2025 distribution
Global opt-in and passive Rarely monitored Jurisdiction by jurisdiction, with risk notes
Antitrust and non-standard Not tracked Rate-fixing, bankruptcy and other recoveries
2026 pipeline Reactive The cases to have on the radar now

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Client stories

Why firms move to FRT, in their own words

Found it hard and frustrating to manage the class action process in-house, then hit communication and service problems with the first vendor they chose. Moved to FRT for confidence they are aware of every recovery opportunity, are accurately filing to recover every dollar their clients are entitled to, and have full transparency into the program.

Cambridge Trust, private banking and wealth management, New England
Established a best-in-class shareholder litigation recovery process with FRT, chosen for the reliability of settlement notifications, sophisticated reporting and the level of client service.

LG Super (Active Super), superannuation fund, Australia
How it works

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Compare it to your program

Check the 2025 cases against what your provider filed. The gaps are usually obvious within a page.

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Talk to FRT if the gaps matter

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Questions

What readers ask first

Is the report free?

Yes. It is written for institutional investors and their service providers.

Where does the data come from?

FRT maintains a proprietary settlement database that tracks material shareholder recovery opportunities across relevant jurisdictions. The analysis is FRT’s own.

Will I get a sales call?

No. Downloading adds you to FRT’s quarterly newsletter. If you want to talk, there is a contact link on every page.

Who is FRT?

Financial Recovery Technologies, founded in 2008, provides class action monitoring, filing and recovery for 2,500+ institutions, including 3 of the top 5 global asset managers. It does one thing: class action recovery.

We already have a provider. Is this still useful?

That is the main use. Check a full year of recoveries against what your provider actually filed, including the global opt-in, passive and antitrust cases most programs leave out.

Every unclaimed settlement is money that belonged to your investors.

2026 already has 10 settlements over $100 million. See which 2025 cases paid, check them against your program, and go into the next deadline knowing.

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