De Nederlandsche Bank has issued a public warning about IDSG Capital B.V. of Heerlen after finding that the firm is breaching the prohibition on attracting repayable funds from the public. The central bank said IDSG Capital offers people the opportunity to invest or place money with the promise of a return, but it is not allowed to carry out those activities because it does not have a banking licence. According to DNB, IDSG Capital is acting in breach of the Dutch Financial Supervision Act and does not fall within any exception to the ban. People who have placed money with the firm are not themselves in breach, but DNB said they may face an increased risk of losing all or part of their money because IDSG Capital is not under supervision. DNB also pointed the public to its register to check whether a firm is licensed and which financial services it may provide.