FRAUD AND SCAMS AWARENESS

Staying True to Our Values—and Protecting Yours

At Frontier Asset Management, trust is at the heart of everything we do. Unfortunately, that same trust can be what fraudsters try to exploit. As scams become more sophisticated across the financial industry, we want to help you stay informed, stay alert, and stay protected.

We take our fiduciary responsibility seriously and that includes helping you recognize and avoid fraudulent activity that could threaten your financial well-being.

Common Scams in the Financial Industry

1. Impersonation or “Spoofing”

Scammers may pose as Frontier employees, using fake websites, social media profiles, or email addresses that look similar to ours. They might reference real employees or request funds be transferred to unfamiliar accounts. If you ever receive an unexpected request from someone claiming to be with Frontier, pause and verify. Call us directly at a number you know or reach out to your trusted contact on our team.

2. “Guaranteed” or High-Pressure Investment Offers

Be cautious of anyone promising high returns with no risk. Legitimate investments always carry some level of risk. If it sounds too good to be true, it likely is.

3. Phishing and Email Scams

Phishing emails or texts often mimic legitimate financial institutions. They may ask you to “verify” your account, click on a link, or open an attachment that installs malware or captures personal information. Check the sender’s address carefully. Fraudsters often change one letter or use public email services that look similar to a real domain.

4. Fake Account or Wire Requests

Criminals may try to impersonate clients or advisers to request fund transfers or withdrawals. When in doubt, call us before taking action.

How to Protect Yourself

  • Verify the source – Always confirm communication through official Frontier channels.
  • Be cautious with links – Go directly to our website instead of clicking links in emails.
  • Confirm verbally before sending money – Always double-check instructions with your adviser by phone.
  • Secure your accounts – Use strong passwords and enable multi-factor authentication.
  • Trust your instincts – If something feels off, it probably is.

If You Suspect Fraud

  1. Stop communication immediately. Do not send money or share personal information.
  2. Document the interaction. Save emails, phone numbers, and messages.
  3. Notify Frontier right away.
    Email: compliance@frontierasset.com or call 307-673-5675.

Our Commitment to You

We continually monitor cybersecurity, compliance, and communication channels to safeguard client assets and personal information. While no system is immune to fraud attempts, we remain committed to proactive education, strong controls, and rapid response when threats arise.

If you’re ever unsure about a communication or request related to your account, pause and call us directly. It’s always better to double-check than to risk your information or funds.

Disclaimer

The information on this page is provided for educational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. Our firm is not responsible for losses resulting from fraud or scams conducted by third parties outside of our control. For personalized guidance or to report concerns, please contact our Compliance Department.