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Initiative Details Outiller les québécois victimes de fraudes à l'investissement en ligne (in French only)

Over the past decade or so, the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) has received reports from victims of fraud on fraudulent investment websites. This type of fraud has a range of consequences for victims. The Clinique de cyber-criminologie has been identified as a partner, as it offers prevention tools and individualised support services to victims of online fraud. The collaboration seeks to refer victims who contact the AMF to the clinic, so that they can receive support tailored to their situation.

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  • Intervention

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  • General public
  • Other

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Related priorities

This initiative relates to the following National Financial Literacy Strategy priorities and target outcomes: 

Priority 3

Support increased digital access and digital literacy

  • Target outcome 3.2
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