Google intends to update its policy that governs the ads for financial services and products so it can comply better with the new verification requirements for financial services advertisers targeting the UK.
According to the FCA’s new rules, to show any kind of ads for financial services advertises need to be verified by Google. That also applies to showing any ads to British users who appear seeking financial services.
That rule also applies to companies that both regulated and not regulated by the FCA, aka any and all companies that provide such services, regardless of their license.
To get verified, applications must be submitted by an Authorized Representative of the organization via a form that is available on the FCA’s website.
This updated policy will be published on August 30th 2021 and will come into force a week later.
Hopefully that will curb the scams, at least.

mlawson71 wrote: Thu Jul 08, 2021 9:00 pm This updated policy will be published on August 30th 2021 and will come into force a week later.
Hopefully that will curb the scams, at least.

Sounds good, I don't know how they've been doing without this verification system for years. Way too many shady groups are operating now.

After this, hopefully someone will kurb all the shitty scammers on Instagram

I don't ever trust any Instagram trading "gurus". They all seem fishy to me.

Google changed its mind again - the advertising policy for financial products and services will allow for crypto ad runners to promote their crypto ads and campaign on Google’s platforms. I am starting to lose track of their decisions.