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  • Men aged 65 most likely victims of investment fraud

  • Action Fraud website

    Cryptocurrency fraudsters con £1m a month from UK investors

  • Lee Denton

    Fake investment firm director jailed over £475k fraud

  • Fraudster Neil Bartlett

    Rogue adviser used £4.5m fraud cash for prostitutes and gambling

  • TPR

    ‘Traumatised’ scam victims lose £1m each to fraudsters

  • Action Fraud website

    Action Fraud warns of £3.2m Instagram investment con

  • FCA

    Over £27m lost to crypto and forex scams

  • Action Fraud website

    Coronavirus-linked fraud up 400% in March

  • CISI website today

    1,000 may be hit by CISI website fraud attack

  • CISI website today

    International gang may have hacked CISI website

  • Pension fraud going unpunished as scams rise

  • Investors lose £657.4m as investment fraud rises 28%

  • Investment scams are surging

    Clone investment scams surge 30% during lockdown

  • Action Fraud

    Investment fraud victims hit up to 4 times

  • Paul Feeney, CEO of Quilter, said the way people search for investment opportunities is changing

    Quilter urges PM to tackle investment scams

  • A campaign from Action Fraud includes asking savers to consider getting impartial information and advice from a financial adviser

    £1.8m lost to pension scams in 2021

  • A freedom of information report from wealth manager Quilter has found that despite fraud carrying a maximum sentence of 10 years imprisonment and a fine, in 2020 the average custodial sentence secured under the Act was just under 20 months and the average fine was £463.

    Fraud convictions slump as investment fraud rises

  • The latest figures come from Action Fraud

    Investment fraud scams rise by 42%

  • Action Fraud's website

    Only 1 in 3 pension fraud reports investigated

  • Action Fraud's website

    Investment fraud victims lose £612m in 2023

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