How Wealth Management Firms Are Making Class Action Recovery A Competitive Advantage

FRT Admin
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April 5, 2025

Today’s investors must navigate a growing list of challenges when managing a shareholder class action recovery program. U.S. claim filings are under more scrutiny as administrators seek to prevent fraud in both SEC Fair Funds and standard securities class actions.

Historically, wealth management firms have kept their distance from the class action claims filing and recovery process. However, as firms come under heightened pressure to demonstrate their value and fiduciary stewardship, forward-thinking organizations are turning this historical “nuisance” into a profitable business opportunity – and a competitive advantage in the market.

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Founded in 2008, Financial Recovery Technologies (FRT) is a leading technology-based services firm that helps the investment community identify eligibility, file claims and collect funds made available in securities and other class action settlements. Offering the most comprehensive range of claim filing and monitoring services available, we provide best-in-class eligibility analysis, disbursement auditing and client reporting, and deliver the highest level of accuracy, accountability and transparency available. For more information, go to www.frtservices.com.

 

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