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Fraud Analysis
Industry braces as full effect of pandemic and whiplash claims reform coinciding yet to be seen
Long Covid could add an extra layer to coronavirus disease claims, however establishing causation will prove difficult, says roundtable attendees
Briefing: Industry ‘nervous’ about potential ‘avalanche of claims’ missing from OIC portal
At long last, the Official Injury Claim portal is here. Insurance Times’s Fraud Charter attendees reveal current concerns with its functionality amid low claims notifications
Fraudsters unafraid to ‘exploit hard times’ for insurance scams
Insurance industry needs more time to understand the ‘ripple effects’ of recession-induced fraud
Mike Brockman: The future of telematics provides an ‘opportunity for brokers to flourish’
ThingCo founder and chief executive believes telematics can ‘enhance’ customer relationships and help stamp out fraudulent claims
Combating surging cyber crime demands action from all claims parties – McLarens
Amid the uptick in Ransomware as a Service, ’keeping control of costs’ and ‘managing all stages in the cyber claim effectively is crucial’ says cyber and technology lead
Peers debate whether whiplash injury tariff rates are ‘fundamentally flawed’ or ‘the right level’
Last week’s House of Lords debate revealed mixed perspectives from peers, however some are concerned that extra minor injuries added to whiplash claims may ‘dilute’ the effects of the planned reforms
Briefing: Fraud red flag will remain for personal injury claims despite OIC portal launch
Personal injury fraud is ready for its next evolution as the countdown to 31 May continues
‘Unintended consequences’ of whiplash reforms inevitable says MoJ
At Insurance Times’s first Fraud Charter event of the year - held virtually - delegates debated the ins and outs of the new whiplash portal
Briefing: Will CMCs morph to adopt motor focus post-whiplash reforms?
This month’s Fraud Charter virtual roundtable unpicked how claims management companies could evolve following the implementation of the first part of the whiplash reforms in May – it appears there is still fertile ground here for the FCA to tend
Reform ban on pre-medical offers could lead to arrangements that aren’t ‘in the spirit of the rules’
Post-Grenfell surveyor PI challenges – opportunity or risk for insurance?
Briefing: Insurers must be ‘mindful’ of recession-induced fraud
Revealed: Insurance Times Awards 2020 – winners and reaction
FCA ‘still worried about’ poor behaviour by claims management companies
The Big Question December 2020: What challenges and opportunities do you expect for 2021?
Sedgwick advocates joint machine and human approach as false document fraud surges
Covid-19 claims yield abundant harvest for claims farmers
Online fraud and cyber scams soar during pandemic lockdown but insurance for it 'fairly new'
How data is transforming home insurance for a Covid-19 world
Cyber Focus: Data exfiltration boosts ransomware risks with reputational threats
Cyber Focus: How can insurers protect themselves from cyber crime?
ThingCo aims to expand globally after tapping telematics veteran Martin Williams as new COO
Covid-19 pandemic has created ‘an opportune market for ghost brokers’
Claims Excellence Awards 2020: Fraud solution finalists outline best-in-class USPs ahead of awards event
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Motorcyclist fails to ride off with £20,000 personal injury claim after fundamentally dishonest verdict
The claimant, who pursued the case for five years, has been found fundamentally dishonest by the County Court at Kingston upon Thames
Lack of cover leaves SMEs exposed to cyber attacks – Aviva
Over three-quarters of businesses do not have any cyber insurance cover in place, despite escalating digitisation
Crash for cash scams still ‘a strategic priority’ as lockdown offers organised fraud opportunity
Crash for cash fraud is ‘still alive and well’ despite the Covid-19 pandemic meaning Brits are driving less, said expert industry panel
Carpenters Group calls on government as Google ad spoofing still an issue
The law firm has been in discussion with several government ministers about expanding the scope of the Online Safety Bill