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There are many instances in which an examination of how investors traded securities can shed insight on a dispute. Sometimes, the question is how certain trades may have affected prices, specifically when there are claims of market manipulation through certain trading behavior. Other times, there are questions about whether the trading itself was reasonable, such as when there are allegations of churning by brokers or in understanding the trades by a fund or investment manager accused of running a Ponzi or similar scheme. There are also situations in which one wants to draw information from non-fraudulent trading, such as estimating the number of shares that may be damaged in a shareholder class action or determining whether potential class members' shares can be traced back to a particular offering.
NERA economists bring their background and experience in understanding trading behavior to all of these analyses. Our work has included examinations of aggregate market data reported by trading markets like exchanges, as well as individual-level data from clients, brokerage houses, and entities like the Depository Trust Clearing Corporation. Our experience in working with these data can be helpful in understanding where to locate different forms of data and in understanding what needs to be requested from the producing party in order for later analyses to be useful.
Name | Title | Location | Phone | |
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Dr. Vinita Juneja |
Managing Director
Chair of NERA's White Collar, Investigations and Enforcement Practice |
New York City
London Toronto |
+1 212 345 3148
+44 20 7659 8618 +1 416 868 7314 |
vinita.juneja@nera.com |
Dr. Denise Neumann Martin | Managing Director | Miami | +1 305 808 7880 | denise.martin@nera.com |
Dr. Faten Sabry |
Managing Director
Chair of NERA's Global Securities and Finance Practice Bankruptcy Practice Chair |
New York City
London |
+1 212 345 3285
+44 20 7659 8618 |
faten.sabry@nera.com |
Dr. David Tabak | Managing Director | New York City | +1 212 345 2176 | david.tabak@nera.com |
Adam Warren | Managing Director | Chicago | +1 (312) 573-2821 | adam.warren@nera.com |
Dr. Ling Ling Ang | Director |
Washington, DC
Chicago |
+1 202 466 9259
+312 573 2827 |
lingling.ang@nera.com |
Robert Patton | Director |
Toronto
London New York City |
+1 416 868 7318
+44 20 7659 8620 +1 212 345 3000 |
robert.patton@nera.com |
Timothy McKenna | Associate Director |
Los Angeles
New York City |
+1 213 346 3041
+1 212 345 3000 |
timothy.mckenna@nera.com |
Dr. Jordan Milev | Associate Director | New York City | +1 212 345 5516 | jordan.milev@nera.com |
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Statistics in Securities Litigation | 10 March 2022 | |||
Global Class Actions Symposium 2021 | 16 November 2021 | |||
SEC Roundup: Shadow Insider Training | 22 October 2021 | |||
NERA Insights Webinar | Meme Stocks and the Gamification of Retail Investing | 20 May 2021 | |||
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A Look Back at 2020 and What’s Ahead in 2021: Trends & Developments in Securities Lit... | 18 February 2021 | |||
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NERA Insights Webinar | How Digital Disruption Is Reshaping Antitrust in the Financia... | 10 September 2020 | |||