Scams and online attacks are the main culprits behind the increase in financial fraud in the first half of 2016, new figures from Financial Fraud Action show. *|MC:SUBJECT|*
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12th October 2016
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Dear Subscriber,

Fraud is on the rise, at least in the first half of 2016. New data shows scams and online attacks are the main culprits behind the increase and customers should be more vigilant against fraudsters and when it comes to guarding their financial information.

Elsewhere in the newsletter, Richard Hurting writes that rapid growth in small-scale entrepreneurship is variously regarded as a highly positive development but one that can be exploited by corporates exploiting weak employment laws to their advantage.

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Scams and online attacks are the main culprits behind the increase in financial fraud in the first half of 2016, new figures from Financial Fraud Action show.

Financial fraud on the rise in first half of 2016
 

The rapid growth of the gig economy is variously regarded as a highly positive development but one that can be exploited by corporates exploiting weak employment laws to their advantage, writes Richard Hartung.

Payments in the age of the gig economy
 
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