Understanding economic and financial abuse in intimate partner relationships

Gendered Violence Research Network

Report

Understanding economic and financial abuse in intimate partner relationships

11 Nov 2020

Gendered Violence Research Network

Publisher

Gendered Violence Research Network

Financial abuse Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Family violence Australia

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Understanding economic and financial abuse in intimate partner relationships: key findings	567.27 KB

Description

This research paper sheds light on the prevalence, definition and impact of economic and financial abuse. The paper identifies how financial institutions and other organisations can better address economic and financial abuse through customer support measures.

Publication Details

Copyright:

Gendered Violence Research Network, UNSW 2020

Access Rights Type:

open

Post date:

14 Jul 2022

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