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Company Name
GRAS SAVOYE
Company Abbreviation
GRAS SAVOYE
Platform registered country and region
United Kingdom
Company website
Pyramid scheme complaint
Expose
No data
Scam Brokers
Score
1.58 /10
Danger
GRAS SAVOYE
Scam Brokers5-10 years
Suspicious Regulatory License
High potential risk
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Comparison
Quantity 2
Exposure
Open Account
Website
Score
Regulatory Index0.00
Business Index7.52
Risk Management Index0.00
Software Index4.00
License Index0.00
Open Account
Website
Licenses
VPS Standard
No restriction on the broker account. Support service provided by WikiFX
Single Core
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40G
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Previous Detection :
2024-11-13
- This broker has been verified to be illegal and all of its licences have expired, and it has been listed in WikiFX's Scam Brokers list. Please be aware of the risk!
- The platform is a Ponzi Scheme, which refers to the use of "principle of value multiplication". In the form of rolling or static fund circulation, it uses the money of next member to pay to the present one, which is essentially a pyramid scheme with the distinction of hidden, deceptive and socially harmful. By calling common person's desire for money, fraudsters in the platform begin raising funds underground. Since this kind of platform mostly will abscond after 1 or 2 years, the fund-raising mode just can exist less than 3 years.
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Exposure
2 pieces of exposure in total Pyramid scheme complaint
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NewsWikiFX report: The insurance broker Gras Savoye takes the name of its parent company WTW
The French broker Gras Savoye has changed its name to Willis Towers Watson, abbreviated as WTW, as announced by the two businesses on Monday.
WikiFX2022-04-13 13:56
NewsWikiFX report: Aon / WTW considering sale of Gras Savoye in France, reports suggest
Rumors circulating in the French broking industry imply that Willis Towers Watson (WTW) may be considering selling its Gras Savoye unit ahead of its proposed merger with Aon, according to L'argus de l'assurance.
WikiFX2022-04-12 16:37
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