This quarter, we highlight the growing complexities of the global securities and non-securities class action landscape and how investors can enhance their existing governance, controls, and protocol:

• [ Webinars ] FRT’s Webinar Library > Access the on-demand replays and transcripts
• [ Infographic ] 5 Ways Loss Estimation Comes Into Play in Non-U.S. Securities Litigation > Download the infographic
• [ Case Spotlight ] LIBOR Bondholders Antitrust Case Reaches Preliminary $25.5m Settlement > Read our blog
• [ Blogs ] Recent blogs published by FRT 

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>> FRT’s Webinar Library (click here to check it out)

Access FRT’s webinar content, all in one place, for best practices and actionable insight into global shareholder litigation.

• [ APRIL ] Understanding Shareholder Loss Estimates in Non-U.S. Securities Litigation
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• [ MAY ] What’s Driving Changes in the Australian Shareholder Class Action Landscape
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• [ JUNE ] Securities Class Action Claims Purchasing: The What, How and Why
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>> GLOBAL OPT-IN AND NON-U.S. LITIGATION

[ INFOGRAPHIC ] 5 Ways Loss Estimation Comes Into Play in Non-U.S. Securities Litigation

With the continued expansion of non-U.S. securities litigation, more institutions are asking questions around losses. How are they calculated? Why do they differ? What do they mean? How can we use them when making participation decisions?

View our infographic to learn about five ways estimates play a role in the litigation process.

>> ANTITRUST RECOVERY

LIBOR Bondholders Antitrust Case Reaches Preliminary $25.5m Settlement

This matter is a highly complex antitrust class action with more than one dismissal, multiple appeals and a previous settlement in 2012. The recent class action was filed in the wake of with Barclays Bank PLC’s admittance as one of several banks allegedly lying about the interest rates it actually expected to pay in order to artificially influence LIBOR.

>> SETTLED CLASS ACTION RECOVERY

Quarterly Disbursed Claims – Q2 2020

In Q2-2020, over $811 million of settlement funds were distributed across 23 settlements in the U.S. and Canada, a 38% increase from Q1-2020. For more information, contact your Financial Recovery Technologies representative or email us.

• Top 5 recently settled cases in Q2 represented a combined value of over $1.1 billion
• Top 5 disbursed cases in Q2 represented a combined value of over $715 million

You can find information on recently settled and disbursed cases in our client portal. To learn more, contact your Financial Recovery Technologies representative or email us.

>> RECENT BLOGS BY FRT

• Many Rivers to Cross: How Wealth & Retail Firms are Navigating this New World Order
• The Implications of Victoria’s Contingency Fee Bill
• Case Spotlight: Mexican Government Bonds Antitrust Case Reaches Preliminary $20.7m Settlement
• 5 Ways Loss Estimation Comes Into Play in Non-U.S. Securities Litigation
• Proposed Class Action for ‘Odd-Lot’ U.S. Corporate Bonds Offers Promise of Future Antitrust Payouts
• FRT FAQs: Passive Group Litigation

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