SPK Warns Against Fraudulent Schemes Targeting Fund Victims

The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has announced that individuals who previously suffered losses in fund investments are now being targeted by fraudsters. The Board called for caution against increasing fraudulent attempts directed at these victims. According to the SPK's warning, fraudsters are contacting investors who have experienced fund losses in the past through various methods, promising to compensate for their losses. Such attempts may lead to further financial losses for investors. The Board emphasized that investors should not trust requests from unofficial channels and should only conduct transactions through authorized institutions. Fund victims are advised to verify the identity of individuals or organizations contacting them and to report suspicious situations to the SPK. It is noted that fraudulent schemes exploit victims' hopes of recovering their losses. The SPK highlighted the importance of investors acting cautiously in such situations and contacting official authorities before making any payment or sharing information. Not investment advice.