Mainland Chinese students hit worse by scams than Hong Kong peers


The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) will boost monitoring of suspicious transactions on university students’ accounts by sharing a new set of fraud risk indicators with banks by the end of September.

The efforts by the city’s de facto central bank came as police warned that scam losses among mainland Chinese students made up more than half the total among the group.

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