Fraud Prevention

Fraudsters may misuse the name, identity or reputation of KENDRIS and its employees to deceive clients, business partners, job applicants or members of the public. This may involve fraudulent websites, communications, documents or offers that falsely suggest an association with our firm.

We encourage you to remain vigilant and take appropriate precautions to protect yourself against potential fraud.

Recognising potential fraud

Fraudulent activities can take various forms. The following are examples of suspicious activities involving the unauthorised use of a company's name or identity:

  • Suspicious websites or email addresses: Websites and email addresses that resemble those of KENDRIS but contain spelling differences, additional characters or unfamiliar domain extensions.
  • Impersonation of KENDRIS or its employees: Individuals falsely presenting themselves as KENDRIS employees, executives or authorised representatives, potentially using stolen photographs, fabricated identities, fake social media profiles or manipulated communications.
  • Phishing and unsolicited communications: Unexpected emails, telephone calls or messages requesting confidential information, access credentials or urgent action.
  • Fraudulent payment requests: Falsified invoices, requests to transfer funds or instructions to change existing payment details, particularly when accompanied by urgency or pressure.
  • Misleading financial or professional offers: Investment opportunities, financial products or professional services falsely promoted under the KENDRIS name through websites, advertisements or social media.
  • Fraudulent job offers: Fake job advertisements, recruitment messages or employment offers claiming to originate from KENDRIS, potentially involving requests for personal information, identity documents or payments.
  • Unusual communication channels: Requests to conduct business or recruitment activities through unfamiliar messaging applications or channels that differ from established communication practices.

Fraudsters may also use artificial intelligence (AI), including manipulated images, audio recordings or videos, to make fraudulent communications appear more credible.

Verifying communications from KENDRIS

Our official corporate website is www.kendris.com

If you receive a communication claiming to originate from KENDRIS and are uncertain about its authenticity, we recommend verifying it independently before taking any action.

Do not rely solely on contact details, links or telephone numbers provided in suspicious communications. Instead, contact your usual KENDRIS representative or use the contact information published on our official website.

Job applicants should verify employment opportunities through the careers section of our official website. Any requests for payments in connection with recruitment are to be considered as a fraudulent attempt.

Reporting suspected fraud

If you encounter suspicious communications, websites, job advertisements or other activities involving the KENDRIS name or its employees, we encourage you to report them using the form below. Your report will help us identify and assess potential fraudulent activities involving our firm.

Report suspected fraud

Please provide a brief description of the incident and any relevant details using the form below. Do not include passwords, access credentials or other highly sensitive information.

What to do if you suspect fraud

If you believe you have been targeted by fraud, we recommend taking the following precautions:

  • Discontinue communication with the suspected fraudster and avoid opening suspicious links or attachments.
  • Do not transfer funds or disclose personal, financial or confidential information.
  • Contact your bank or payment service provider immediately if you have already made a payment or disclosed financial details.
  • Preserve relevant communications and documents (incl. Emails) as potential evidence.
  • Consider reporting the incident to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.

If in doubt, verify before acting. We encourage anyone who encounters suspicious activities involving KENDRIS to report them promptly.