Brian Slade joins Financial Recovery Technologies  Medford, MA, March 5, 2020 — Financial Recovery Technologies (“FRT”), the leading provider of securities class action recovery services to institutional investors, continues to boost its commitment to clients in the Asia Pacific region with the hiring of Brian Slade as General Manager – Sales and Relationship Management. He joins FRT after holding a Continue Reading

Sean Cookson joins Financial Recovery Technologies  Medford, MA, February 6, 2020 — Financial Recovery Technologies (“FRT”), the leading provider of securities class action recovery services to institutional investors, has appointed Sean Cookson as Vice President and Managing Director, APAC. He joins FRT after having held senior sales, strategy, business development and marketing roles within financial and information services across Asia, Continue Reading

Enhanced Client Portal provides institutional investors with unique real-time view of the litigation landscape. Medford, MA, January  31, 2020 — According to Financial Recovery Technologies (“FRT”), the leading provider of securities class action recovery services to institutional investors, 2019 saw a continued rise in securities litigation efforts outside of North America with over 50 unique actions across 12 jurisdictions. Regulatory Continue Reading

Australian Class Actions Outpace Other Non-U.S. Jurisdictions Financial Recovery Technologies (FRT) research shows a record number of new securities actions in Australia – accounting for nearly 30% of the opt-in actions filed globally. Sydney, Australia, October 24, 2017 — Australia is among the most active jurisdictions for securities litigation efforts outside of the U.S. and Canada, breaking records for actions Continue Reading

FRT research shows a record number of new actions in non-U.S. jurisdictions filed in 2016, and over $3 billion already available for recovery from antitrust settlements. MEDFORD, Mass., May 18, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Institutional investors have moved beyond traditional U.S. securities litigation efforts to focus on damages in non-U.S. jurisdictions and antitrust violations, according to research from Financial Recovery Technologies (“FRT”), a leading Continue Reading