Our Research
What Do UK Mobile Contract Price Rises Tell Us About The Bottleneck On Justice? Following news coverage on the role of profits in driving UK inflation, including the telecoms price…
Chris PikeJuly 19, 2023
Fideres's academic expert publishes research showing which US banks would be unable to meet minimum regulatory capital requirements to cover un-booked losses, which amount to $877bn.
Robert ChangMay 2, 2023
Key Points Fideres’s original investigation uncovers anticompetitive and discriminatory overcharge by UK landline providers - which Ofcom has overlooked since at least 2018. Fideres has notified Ofcom of this potential…
Paul VellaApril 19, 2023
Key Points SPAC IPOs have boomed since 2020, accounting for over half of all IPOs in the US in 2020 and 2021 while often circumventing rigorous due diligence required for…
Robert ChangMarch 6, 2023
Fideres research shows that the market appears to be plagued by a monopolist, exploiting a dominant position to increase prices and reduce output.
Paul VellaDecember 14, 2022
Raw sewage spills by UK Water Companies amount to an abuse their dominant position as regulated monopolies, UK households could be entitled to compensation.
Chris PikeNovember 15, 2022
Key Points The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a persistent increase in market-wide volatility. Periods of high volatility can greatly affect commonly accepted assumptions used in event studies and market efficiency…
Andres Brito BarreiroNovember 4, 2022
Arbitration clauses limit consumers' ability to pursue collective actions.
Gabriele BortolottiSeptember 27, 2022
FedEx and UPS general rate increases: Collusion or conscious parallelism? Fideres investigates competition issues in the United States courier market.
Emily HatchettJuly 14, 2022
Fideres discusses the importance of implied volatility in securities litigation involving options.
Michele PauJune 28, 2022
Fideres identifies suspicious parallel price increases by all major UK mobile network operators.
Rahul MuralidharanJune 18, 2021
