Scams And Fraud

From Open Risk Manual

Definition

Scams And Fraud. In the context of the Financial Competence Framework, Scams And Fraud is a topic in the Financial Landscape subject matter domain.[1]

Competences

Mastering the role of Scams And Fraud in financial literacy context requires the following competences:

Code Competency Description Competency Type
512 Knows about the risks of financial scams and frauds when choosing and using financial services and making financial transactions Knowledge
513 Aware of the existence of fraudulent investment schemes Knowledge
514 Knows how to spot signs that something or someone may not be genuine Knowledge
515 Knows where to get information about scam and fraud alerts and warnings Knowledge
516 Aware of the authority to which to report scams and fraudulent behavior Knowledge
517 Stays informed about new scams and fraud techniques/schemes Skill
518 Makes an effort to scrutinize communications, offers and recommendations and consider whether they are genuine Skill
519 Speaks only to verified representatives of financial institution Skill
520 Confident to question communications, offers and recommendations if they appear to be fraudulent Attitude
521 Careful when carrying out online financial transactions in order to avoid becoming victim of fraud Attitude
522 Confident to take the necessary steps when confronted with suspicious requests for information or actions (block bank card, inform authorities, etc…) Attitude
523 Motivated to learn how to detect and avoid scams and fraud Attitude

References

  1. European Union/OECD (2022), Financial competence framework for adults in the European Union