The Problem

Securities class action claims filing is one of the most underestimated operational challenges in financial services. Cases span years or decades. Administrators impose conflicting requirements. And the window to file is finite.

Most firms either miss claims entirely or file them incompletely - leaving recovery on the table. The organizations that recover the most treat claims filing as a systematic discipline, not an afterthought.

The Solution

CCC's flagship service takes end-to-end ownership of your class action claims filing process. From the moment a settlement is announced to the day a distribution hits, our team and technology handle every step:

• Monitor thousands of securities, antitrust, and other class action litigations worldwide
• Maintain a robust database of eligible financial instruments and identifiers
• Normalize and organize historical transaction data for compliance with each administrator’s requirements
• File claims, handle all communications, and reconcile payments using proprietary algorithms
• Provide customizable reporting through a secure client portal
• Ensure data security with SOC 1 & SOC 2 Type II certifications

No internal resources required. CCC handles all communications with claims administrators, resolves deficiencies, and tracks every distribution on your behalf. You receive recoveries - and the reporting to explain them - without adding headcount.

Additional Capabilities

As part of the claim filing service, CCC also provides:

• Recognized Loss & Expected Recovery - Apply Plan of Allocation rules using LIFO or FIFO methods; calculate recognized loss and expected recovery using proprietary pro rata algorithms; access projections through the client portal.
• Monetization - Convert claims into immediate capital. Receive payment up-front instead of waiting for the settlement to pay out.
• Financial Antitrust Services - Maximize recoveries from antitrust class action settlements using our 30+ years of experience, with a track record across landmark cases including the $2.3B Foreign Exchange Benchmark Rates settlement, the $1.86B Credit Default Swaps settlement, the $580M Stock Loan settlement, and the $408.5M ISDAfix settlement.