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kogti [31]
2 years ago
11

Which scheme involves telling victims that certain financial instruments have been issued by legitimate organizations, and that

those investments are high-payoff and low-risk?
Business
1 answer:
Blizzard [7]2 years ago
8 0

A primary bank investment fraud scheme involves telling victims that certain financial instruments have been issued by legitimate organizations and that those investments are high-payoff and low-risk.

Investors' money will allegedly be used to purchase and trade "Prime Bank" instruments, according to Prime Bank programs. A type of investment scheme known as prime bank fraud guarantees extraordinarily high yields in a short amount of time. People assert that they have access to undiscovered financial products that they can purchase at a discount and resell for a profit. These financial products are made up in reality. By linking these products to prestigious international banks or elite-only government banking systems, people try to give the impression that they are legitimate. Investors are intentionally misled into thinking that these financial products are affiliated with reputable financial institutions.

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