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SEC warns against 23 unlicensed investment entities in Ghana; full list
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a public warning, urging Ghanaians to avoid investing with 23 unlicensed investment entities operating on social media and online platforms.
Members of the public can confirm whether an investment company is licensed by contacting the SEC through its official communication channels, including: Toll-free line: 0800 100 065 Main line: 0302 768 970–2 Email: The Commission advised Ghanaians to remain vigilant and report suspicious investment schemes to help protect the integrity of the country's capital market.
As part of its mandate, the SEC monitors activities within the capital market, safeguards investors, and regularly publishes notices to alert the public about illegal investment schemes and other risks.
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