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Title Insurance: Are Premiums Too High?

Key Points Fideres’s preliminary investigation into the US title insurance industry finds that title insurance premium levels are excessive -

Bond Underwriting in the U.S.: Conflicts in Plain Sight

Key Points Fideres’s research on bond market manipulation has been published by the American Bar Association. 80% of issued bonds

janvier 16, 2020

Fideres Expert Analysis Supports Filing of Major Closet Indexing Class Action Against RBC Asset Management Firm

Fideres provided comprehensive expert analysis supporting Investigation Counsel P.C. and Paul Bates Barrister in filing McCorquodale v. RBC Global Asset

octobre 20, 2019

Taxi Medallions in Crisis: The Fall of a Once-Golden Asset

Key Points Potentially predatory lending practices in the New York taxi medallion market may have led to artificial inflation in

octobre 10, 2019

Dirty Copper: Market Manipulation in the Shadows

Key Points The London Metal Exchange (“LME”) Official Price for copper is an important benchmark for transactions involving copper and

Metro Bank’s Account Mess: Inside the Numbers

Key Points Regulatory misclassification of Metro Bank’s risk-weighted assets has triggered investigations from the UK financial regulators. Recent announcements about

Trust Broken: Bond Market Confidence Wanes

Key Points There is evidence of systematic mispricing in bond markets. The same handful of large financial institutions that were

Fideres Advises On ISDAfix Benchmark Manipulation

Plaintiffs’ counsel Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan retained Fideres to consult on class certification and develop a plan of allocation

janvier 31, 2019

Fideres Partners Supports Historic $504.5 Million ISDAfix Antitrust Settlement

Fideres Partners LLP, a leading independent economic consulting firm specializing in expert economic analysis for complex litigation, today announced its

novembre 15, 2018

Dream Sold, Reality Bit: The Mis-Selling of Financial Hedging Products

Key Points Fideres shows that commercial borrowers may have significantly overpaid on interest payments as a result of banks selling