Scams and Fraud
At TP ICAP Group, safeguarding the integrity of our brand and the security of our stakeholders is a top priority. We are aware of fraudulent activity involving individuals and entities falsely claiming to represent TP ICAP or its subsidiaries. These scams may involve fake websites, unsolicited communications, or fraudulent investment offers.
Common Fraud Tactics
- Clone websites mimicking TP ICAP branding, or the branding of its subsidiaries.
- Phishing emails or messages requesting sensitive information.
- Impersonation of TP ICAP employees via phone, email, social media, or messaging services (e.g., WhatsApp).
- Fraudulent investment schemes claiming affiliation with TP ICAP.
How to Protect Yourself
- Verify all communications: Always confirm the legitimacy of emails, phone calls, or messages claiming to be from TP ICAP. Use official contact details listed on our Contact Us page.
- Check website URLs: Ensure you are visiting our official website. Fraudulent sites may use similar-looking domain names.
- Do not share personal or financial information unless you are certain of the recipient’s identity and legitimacy.
- Report suspicious activity: If you suspect fraud or have been approached by someone claiming to represent TP ICAP under suspicious circumstances, please contact us immediately at Corporate-Affairs@tpicap.com and report the incident to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or the relevant regulator in your jurisdiction.
Our Commitment
TP ICAP works closely with regulatory authorities such as the FCA to monitor and take action against fraudulent activity. We urge all stakeholders to remain vigilant and informed.
For more information on how to recognise and report financial scams, visit the FCA’s ScamSmart website: https://www.fca.org.uk/scamsmart
Latest Alerts
For more details on the latest fraud alerts, please refer to the Market Notice section of our website: Regulatory Hub | TP ICAP
