LitFin is funding claims against Wirecard auditor Ernst & Young and has announced that to date it has gathered claims of more than 20,000 shareholders and creditors who lost money when the Munich-based company liquidated last year with a $2 billion hole in its balance sheet. Pinsent Masons is representing the claimants. EY has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and said it is the victim of “collusive fraud” designed to fool investors and auditors. German lawmakers, however, have recently been presented with a confidential report by the country’s special investigator that reportedly blames EY for not fully scrutinising Wirecard’s Asian business, which later emerged to be the centre of the fraud.