The Efficient Market Hypothesis And Its Role In Securities Litigation On 8 October 2025, Fideres hosted an evening seminar exploring the latest developments relating to claims under s.90A of the December 18, 2025
Investors Lawsuits Survive Court Challenges at Pre-2021 Rates Defendants Haven't Let Up on Class Certification Challenges. Our comprehensive analysis of 126 securities class action proceedings shows defendants are July 31, 2025
Banks Push Risky TARF Products Despite History of Billion-Dollar Fines and Settlements Target redemption forwards (“TARFs”) are complex foreign exchange products. TARFs attract investors with promises of “enhanced” exchange rates and fixed-income-like July 28, 2025
Behind the Screen: The Hidden Cost of Corning’s Smartphone Glass Monopoly Corning has established a monopoly in the global market for aluminosilicate glass screens used in consumer electronics, supplying major smartphone June 16, 2025
Shimano Defends Market Share, Blocks SRAM’s Expansion Shimano, a manufacturer of bicycle components, controls around 70% of the market for mid-to-high end gearsets – bike components including March 12, 2025
The Hidden Power Of Metadata: How Gracenote Secures Its Hold Gracenote – a provider of entertainment metadata to companies including streaming service providers and automakers – may be engaging in December 16, 2024
Is DoorDash’s Algorithm Inflating Your Dinner Bill? In this Research Alert, Fideres examines the anti-competitive effects of DoorDash's de facto Most Favored Nation (MFN) clauses. DoorDash has November 14, 2024
Crypto ETFs: Simple Products, Big Market Risks In January 2024, the SEC approved Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, opening the door to broader crypto investing with a combined October 17, 2024
Airlines’ Crackdown on Skiplagging Raises Antitrust Questions Over Fare Practices In this note we consider the anti-competitive effects of restrictions by US airlines on 'skiplagging’ and the potential for them October 4, 2024