Google requires financial services advertiser authorization from CNMV or Bank of Spain

Google has announced the implementation of new measures to combat financial fraud, protect its users, and ensure that they can trust the ads you see on your various platforms. For this reason, all financial services advertisers should have authorization from the National Securities Commission or the Bank of Spain to be able to advertise their services with companies.

Miguel Scassi, Google Spain and Portugal director of Institutional Relations and Public Policy, explained the new move in a statement. The company has updated its financial products and services policy to expands to Spain a certification model for financial services advertisers already put into practice in the UK.

Starting September 2021, financial services advertisers in these countries will have to demonstrate that they have authorization from the Financial Conduct Authority or that they can benefit from one of the exemptions provided to be able to show their ads on any of Google’s services. According to the company, these actions have led to “very marked decline in reports of advertisements suspected of promoting financial fraud”, which is why they are extending this model to other countries.

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