Fraud Analysis
Five questions with: Mark Hudson, head of counter fraud at Horwich Farrelly
Mark Hudson, head of counter fraud at Horwich Farrelly speaks to head researcher at Insurance Times, Savan Shah to talk through fraud and what techniques we need to adopt in the fight against it
October big question: Is the industry collaborating enough to combat fraud?
Collaboration is the key to tackling fraud - from keeping track of and tackling emerging fraud trends, to reminding consumers of the long-lasting and serious consequences.
SMEs are waking up to cyber threat, but are they buying cover?
Small businesses now rank cyber incidents as their biggest threat after business interruption, but many are still underestimating their exposure and don’t have a plan in the event of an attack
Five questions with Mike Swanborough CEO Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance
Savan Shah speaks to the CEO of Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance (ANDIE Group), Mike Swanborough on the fight against fraud, using data to create behavioural change and driving habits during the world cup
Phishing, silent cyber and ransomware – the growing threats
The number of attacks on business accounts is rising, according to Beazley Breach Response, with emails better crafted and tailored to the recipient, making them harder to spot
Whiplash claims fall as Parliament debates claimant curbs
Whiplash claims have fallen two years in a row. Meanwhile the government is pushing through new legislation to curb claims
Fraud Charter – Time is short for LiP portal
The new whiplash laws will come into force next April, but questions remain whether the new portal for individual claimants will be up and running by then
Whiplash crackdown faces tough passage
The Civil Liability Bill is at last before Parliament, but that doesn’t mean it’s a shoo-in. Insurers applaud the bill, but opposition is vocal and could gain support
A lesson in how NOT to run client money - fined One Call founder John Radford's string of blunders revealed
How One Call founder John Radford ignored auditor’s warnings, was too busy to read FCA paperwork and didn’t check TOBAs properly
MedCo – Getting its act together
Fraud – It's not just whiplash
Identity theft - the new wave in motor fraud: Analysis
Employee data theft is the real cyber threat: Analysis
Aviva data theft warning issued as ex-manager sobs in dock before judge
Analysis: Fundamental dishonesty leads insurance fraud fightback
Whiplash debate sides dig in during legislation delay
Analysis: Whiplash reforms may just shift problem elsewhere
Large-scale anti-fraud media campaign is 'toughest nut to crack'
Whiplash claims falling amid concern over reform timetable
UK General and Munich Re in family cyber cover first
MoJ is missing 'fraud focus' in whiplash reforms, MPs warn
Analysis: Next steps to tackle Fraud
Analysis: Solicitors want to get tough on fraud
Five fraudsters brought low by stupidity or arrogance
Fraud Report
Fraud News
Insurance agency under investigation for 'years of potential fraudulent activity'
Jersey-based agency under investigation after ’potential fraud activity’ came to light
Three jailed as courts begin taking tougher approach to insurance fraud
Three men have been jailed for contempt of court
Crash for cash fraudsters sentenced despite new 'trick'
The new ’give-way’ trick was an attempt to avert liability
Woman killed in explosion 'knew too much' about insurance plot, court hears
Leicester shop explosion killed five people, but one woman was in on a £300,000 insurance plot
