FCA warns of fake emails that appear to use its address
Regulator urges recipients to delete emails without opening them.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has again warned of spoof emails that it has not sent.
The watchdog reported in a statement on Tuesday (21 March) that it was "aware that an email has been sent which appears to be from fca.updates@fca.org.uk".
The statement continued: "This email was not sent by the FCA and recipients should delete the email without opening."
Press office
The regulator also revealed it was aware of an email that appeared to be sent from webmaster@fca.org.uk and an email
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