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The Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) warns the public against the activities of five new companies that make fraudulent wealth management offers. As part of such fraudulent wealth management offers, the fraudsters contact you by phone, without you having requested it, or after you entered your contact details on an online form. A ‘specialist’ then offers to manage your assets, touting interest rates that are much higher than market rates and usually offering a capital guarantee. However, these offers are too good to be true. Be vigilant, since if you trust these fraudsters, you will never get your money back! The FSMA has identified 5 new companies making such offers: ab-investment-acces.net besttradingspecialists.com gestioneuropecapital.com Javius.com lj-invest.net How does the fraud scheme begin? You may be approached after having expressed an interest in an advertisement dangling the promise of high-interest rates published on social media or other websites. In the following days, you will receive a call from a telephone salesperson who will offer to manage your assets. You may also be contacted by phone without you having taken any initiative at all. This ‘cold calling’ technique is widely used in investment fraud. You will then be invited to consult the website of their ‘company’ and open a personal account. Sometimes you are also offered a contract. Contacts will continue by email, phone, text message, or via WhatsApp. Be careful, don’t rely on the ‘professional’ appearance of

The Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) warns the public against the activities of AB Investment, a company that offers investment services to the public in Belgium. AB Investment offers consumers investments in binary options, futures, or options that they promise will bring substantial profits. The websites it uses are as follows: ab-investment-acces.net ab-investment.net https://cbcgroup-lu.com/login In many cases, consumers are contacted by a person calling himself Paul Willems (paul.willems@ab-investment.net or paul.willems@cbcgroup-lu.net). These companies and this person do not have the authorization necessary to offer investment services in Belgium. On 22 July 2022, AB Investment was the subject of a warning published by the CSSF (the Luxembourg supervisory authority). This firm has also misused the name of the Luxembourg company named AB Investment S.A. The FSMA thus strongly advises against responding to any offers made by AB Investment and against transferring money to any account number that the company might mention. *** For more recommendations aimed at avoiding investment fraud, the FSMA invites investors to consult the 'How to recognize and avoid fraud?' page on its website. Also, watch the awareness campaign videos (available in French or Dutch only). We also urge investors always to check that the company in question has the requisite authorization. A simple search via the search function on the FSMA website is all you need. You can also contact the FSMA directly via the consumer contact form. This article was published in collaboration with The Financial