SC discloses findings on clone firm scams to increase investor awareness


KUALA LUMPUR: The Securities Commission (SC) has disclosed the findings of its investigation into 10 clone firm scams, to arm investors with greater awareness on the modus operandi of these scams in order to spot and avoid them.

In a statement, the regulator said clone firm scams are generally companies that fraudulently impersonate a legitimate or a licensed entity, including misusing the name and logo of a public listed company (PLC), corporate credentials and website, to dupe investors and solicit funds.

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