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In discussion about romance fraud and why tackling it matters

Hameed Shuja and Jean Hurley.
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Jean Hurley, Hameed Shuja

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We talk about how people fall victim to romance fraud, the sums involved, and what financial services need to be doing to combat it.

The FCA has set out measures banks and other payment firms can take to protect their customers in its recent romance fraud review.

GRIP’s commissioning editor Jean Hurley and senior reporter Hameed Shuja discuss some of the key points raised.

They talk about:

  • the various types of romance fraud and
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