Banking, Financial Services, Retail, Anti-trust / Competition, Class Action, Collective Redress, Group Litigation, Case Study, Class Action

Interchange Litigation

The Case

The Interchange litigation involves claims by merchants – typically retailers, hotel groups and others – against Mastercard and Visa for damages arising out of interchange fees charged by the card schemes contrary to UK and European competition law.

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Why It’s Significant

The UK claims involve hundreds of businesses, including leading retail groups, with claims amounting to billions of pounds. The litigation is a notable example of group litigation being run in the Competition Appeal Tribunal where claims are being managed together but without a Collective Proceedings Order.

Therium’s Solution

Therium is backing a wide cross-section of claimants including well-resourced corporate clients who benefit by using litigation finance in place of their own resources in order to pursue the claim.

Specialism

Group Litigation / Class Action / Collective redress / Anti-Trust / Competition

Sector

Financial Services / Retail

Case Studies