
Fraud’s global toll rivals national economies, report finds
Financial fraud drained $485.6 billion from the global economy in 2023 – an amount so large, it would place fraud among the world’s top 35 economies if it were a country.
Financial fraud drained $485.6 billion from the global economy in 2023 – an amount so large, it would place fraud among the world’s top 35 economies if it were a country.
Not even South Africa’s president has been spared as scammers use deepfake videos of public figures to promote bogus investment schemes – prompting fresh warnings from the FSCA about social media scams, impersonations, and unauthorised financial services.
Overlooking crucial risk management steps can significantly affect brokers’ liability exposure and their PI insurance coverage.
From impersonating financial institutions to AI-generated videos of trusted figures, fraudsters are exploiting technology and social networks to steal investors’ hard-earned money.
Santam’s Jerry Chetty reports a troubling trend where fraudsters use social engineering to obtain policyholder information.
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