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ASIC has shut down 3,500 fraudulent investment websites since July last year

2024-03-14 15:45:23

abstract:The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has announced the success of its ongoing efforts to combat investment scams. Nearly 3,500 fraudulent investment websites have been eradicated since ASIC launched its scam website removal feature
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has announced the success of its ongoing efforts to combat investment scams. Nearly 3,500 fraudulent investment websites have been eradicated since ASIC launched its scam website removal feature in July 2023, new data shows, marking a major step forward in protecting Australians from digital fraud.

ASIC’s latest enforcement and regulatory update highlights the regulator’s commitment to combating investment scams and protecting consumers from digital misconduct. The update highlights ASIC's multi-faceted approach, which includes oversight activities aimed at minimizing and preventing consumer harm, addressing market integrity issues, combating greenwashing and addressing insurance failures, while promoting compliance with the law.
ASIC has shut down 3,500 fraudulent investment websites since July last year
ASIC Chairman Joe Longo stressed that increased vigilance was crucial given rising cost of living concerns, which are forcing more Australians to seek alternative avenues to maintain financial stability. Longo warned that scammers are exploiting this vulnerability to make illegal gains from unsuspecting individuals. He highlighted ASIC’s proactive stance in intercepting investment scams at the source, effectively removing them from the digital environment before innocent consumers fall victim.

Longo elaborated further on ASIC's recent initiatives, which include a comprehensive review of major banks' protocols for detecting, preventing and responding to fraud. Following this review, ASIC expects all financial institutions to strengthen their strategies to combat fraudulent activity. The focus has now turned to the wider banks and pension trustees, with ASIC scrutinizing their efforts to protect members and customers from predatory schemes.

 

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