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Virtual win: Despite the virtual format of Kenanga Group’s FAW, the games went exceedingly well, said The Games Junkies’ Nur Sharizad (right), who hails from SC with her teammate, Farzana Aid

PROVING that the gamification approach is effective in boosting fraud awareness and prevention, Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd’s (Kenanga Group) fifth annual Fraud Awareness Week (FAW) recently drew to a successful close with the CTOS Digital Bhd’s team, the Fraud Fighters, emerging as champions of the campaign’s games.

“The FAW games incorporated edutainment elements in disseminating the anti-fraud message, while invoking the participants’ competitive spirits,” said Kenanga Investment Bank’s group chief regulatory and compliance officer, Maheswari Kanniah.

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