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Class-Action Lawsuit Notice - In re Foreign Exchange Benchmarks Antitrust Litig.,13-CV-07789 (LGS) - $2,120,275,000
Attention all Futures Traders - If you traded any FX Exchange-Traded Futures or Options contracts between January 1, 2003 and December 15, 2015 you could be entitled to a recovery. AMP is not a party in this lawsuit and has no knowledge about it other than information it has received from the parties. However, we want to make you aware that it is possible that you may be entitled to a recovery from the lawsuit. AMP does not know if you are entitled to a recovery and we ask that you do not contact us regarding it.
This notice is to alert you to proposed settlements worth allegedly $2,120,275,000 reached in a class-action lawsuit titled In re Foreign Exchange Benchmarks Antitrust Litig.,13-CV-07789 (LGS). The lawsuit alleges that sixteen banks (“Defendants”) acted to manipulate and fix prices on the foreign exchange market. The lawsuit alleges that this manipulation affected the prices of futures contracts and options on futures contracts traded over the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and other futures exchanges.
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There is a risk of loss in trading futures, forex and options. Futures, forex and options trading are not appropriate for all investors.
Attention all Futures Traders - If you traded any FX Exchange-Traded Futures or Options contracts between January 1, 2003 and December 15, 2015 you could be entitled to a recovery. AMP is not a party in this lawsuit and has no knowledge about it other than information it has received from the parties. However, we want to make you aware that it is possible that you may be entitled to a recovery from the lawsuit. AMP does not know if you are entitled to a recovery and we ask that you do not contact us regarding it.
This notice is to alert you to proposed settlements worth allegedly $2,120,275,000 reached in a class-action lawsuit titled In re Foreign Exchange Benchmarks Antitrust Litig.,13-CV-07789 (LGS). The lawsuit alleges that sixteen banks (“Defendants”) acted to manipulate and fix prices on the foreign exchange market. The lawsuit alleges that this manipulation affected the prices of futures contracts and options on futures contracts traded over the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and other futures exchanges.
Click to Read Settlement Details >>
There is a risk of loss in trading futures, forex and options. Futures, forex and options trading are not appropriate for all investors.
