Scam Alert: IMB Impersonation Emails

We are aware of scam emails currently circulating that impersonate IMB.

These emails are not from IMB and may attempt to encourage recipients to click links, open attachments or provide personal, banking or security information.

What you should do:

• Do not click links contained within suspicious emails.
• Do not open attachments from unknown or unexpected emails.
• Do not provide passwords, one-time codes or banking details.
• Delete the email immediately.

If you are unsure whether a communication claiming to be from IMB is genuine, please contact IMB directly using official contact details published on our website.

For information on recognising and responding to impersonation scams, visit: Scam Alert - IMB phone impersonation scam

We are continuing to monitor the situation closely.