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LATEST: Suspicious reports surge ‘significantly’ due to scams and AI-driven fraud – Italy’s FIU

Banca D'Italia (Bank of Italy) sign is seen in downtown Rome, Italy, October 19, 2018. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi

By CARLO BOFFA, EU Correspondent Italian banks and financial institutions reported significantly more suspicious transactions in 2025, driven by a rise in scams and online fraud, Italy’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) said on Tuesday. Criminals are increasingly exploiting artificial intelligence to forge documents and impersonate politicians, central bankers and other public officials to solicit payments…

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