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From chat group to fraud trap: the FMA explains how consumers can protect themselves against investment fraud
|Categories:The FMA explains why you need to take particular care regarding investing via groups in messaging apps.FMA Statistics: Assets managed by Pension Companies and Corporate Provision Companies increase to € 57.1 bn during second quarter
|Categories:Assets managed by pension and provision companies rose to € 57.1 bn in Q2 2026.As a “Trusted Flagger” the FMA is able to target illegal financial offerings on social media more effectively
|Categories:As a “trusted flagger” under EU law the FMA may report unauthorised financial services such as those preferred by online platforms.FMA Report: Assets managed by Austrian Investment Funds surge to new record amount of €260.1 bn in Q2.
|Categories:Assets managed by Austrian investment funds rose in Q2 2026 to a record level of €260.1 billion.FMA Report: Neobrokers’ digital distribution drives 14% growth in securities accounts in 2025
|Categories:The 2026 edition of the Bank Distribution Report highlights growth in digital offerings and changes in fraud risks.FMA Survey: Outstanding volume of foreign currency loans falls to below €5bn in 2nd quarter.
|Categories:Only 3% of all lending to private households outstanding in either Swiss Franc or Yen.“Do you want insurance with that?”: the FMA explains about insurance cover for devices
|Categories:What consumers need to be aware of about insurance for devices.Stable or volatile? The FMA explains the difference in crypto-assets
|Categories:The FMA explains about risks, stablecoins, and price fluctuations of crypto-assets.FMA Statistics: falling trend continues in 2025 for state-sponsored retirement provision (PZV)
|Categories:Number of contracts falls again in 2025, but assets managed increaseFMA: Austrian Insurance Groups’ foreign business rises to €14.3 bn
|Categories:Share of premium volume written internationally rises to 56%. Czechia, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Türkiye and Slovakia remain largest markets.