The CSSF has issued a public warning concerning individuals impersonating the Chair of the CSSF Board, Maureen Wiwinius, for fraudulent purposes. The notice explicitly states that the CSSF does not solicit documents or payments via direct contact from its Board members and reiterates that all official CSSF email communications use the domain @cssf.lu. This action is a proactive measure to protect supervised entities and the public from potential scams.

Compliance officers should ensure that all personnel are aware of this warning and reinforce internal procedures for verifying the authenticity of communications purportedly from the CSSF. It is crucial to remind employees and clients that any unsolicited requests for sensitive information or payments claiming to be from CSSF officials should be treated with extreme suspicion and reported immediately. No specific compliance actions are mandated by this notice, but heightened vigilance is recommended.