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News: warnings and decisions

Here we put into context what matters to people affected by investment, crypto and broker fraud: BaFin warnings, decisions with practical relevance and recurring fraud patterns — factual and without breaking-news noise.

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This is where assessments of BaFin warnings and of decisions relevant to people affected by financial fraud will appear. Current warnings from the financial supervisory authority are available today directly on the consumer pages of BaFin; the essentials on fraud patterns and first steps are in our guides.

In the meantime: current guides

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What appears in this section?

BaFin warnings — put in context

The financial supervisory authority regularly warns about unauthorised offers. We explain what such a warning means legally — and which steps investors who have already paid in may want to consider.

Decisions with practical relevance

Court decisions appear here only when they actually matter for the enforcement of claims by affected people — explained plainly, with a reference to the primary source.

Recurring fraud patterns

When a scheme visibly repeats — from fake trading platforms to dubious recovery offers — we describe the pattern and its typical warning signs.

How to recognise dubious recovery offers today is set out in our recovery scam warning.

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