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

MEDFORD, MA, October 26, 2016 — Financial Recovery Technologies is the Best in Securities Class Action Monitoring in the Corporate America 2016 Legal Elite Awards. These awards recognize the skill and dedication of firms, teams and individuals that help and support the legal process, with a focus on the results that come from commitment and passion in the industry. “We Continue Reading

BOSTON, MA. (JUNE 28, 2016) – Financial Recovery Technologies (“FRT”) has signed an agreement with SEI (NASDAQ: SEIC) to position FRT to offer its comprehensive corporate governance solutions for securities litigation to SEI Private Banking clients. FRT, a leading technology-based services firm in securities class action and litigation monitoring services, has worked with various SEI clients for over three years. Continue Reading

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA and BOSTON, MASS (March 2, 2016) – Allen Partners and Financial Recovery Technologies (FRT) have partnered to help Australian and New Zealand investment firms, including superannuation funds, implement leading corporate governance solutions in response to global and domestic securities litigation in turn impacting portfolio returns. The agreement addresses the recent growth in securities and antitrust litigation globally, particularly Continue Reading