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FIIG Securities | Mar 21, 2024
We’re aware of fraudsters calling and emailing individuals pretending to be from FIIG and offering fraudulent financial products in an attempt to deceive individuals into providing:
- Personal information,
- Banking details and/or
- Monetary funds
These are not legitimate FIIG communications. Do not click the links, call any number in the message or reply to the sender. As Australia’s leading fixed income specialist, imposters may try to use FIIG’s name, establish a similar-looking website, or attempt to associate themselves with FIIG in order to scam investors. Please note official email communication from FIIG is always channeled via @fiig.com.au, and FIIG staff are happy to meet you face-to-face at any of our offices in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne or Perth prior to you making any investment.
If you receive a suspicious communication purportedly from FIIG, or if you detect a website that looks familiar to FIIG’s website, we urge you to contact our office as soon as possible so that we can verify the authenticity (or otherwise) of the correspondence, and if necessary notify ASIC of any fraudulent activity.
Should you wish to discuss this matter, please do not hesitate to contact us at compliance@fiig.com.au