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Swedish FSA warns of 30 new fraudulent operators

The facade and sign at the headquarters of the Swedish financial authority, Finansinspektionen.
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Finansinspektionen warns of faulty investment actors, and clone companies.

A new list of 30 fraudulent actors for consumers to be aware of has been issued by Finansinspektion, the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA). The FSA warns the companies might look professional, but are lacking a license and therefore do not have the right to offer financial services.

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