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Covid-19 pandemic has created ‘an opportune market for ghost brokers’
Industry experts assemble for Insurance Times’s latest virtual Fraud Charter roundtable, identifying the key fraud trends that have emerged as a result of the coronavirus outbreak
Claims Excellence Awards 2020: Fraud solution finalists outline best-in-class USPs ahead of awards event
Insurance Times speaks to the three finalists within the Fraud Solution of the Year category for this year’s Claims Excellence Awards, getting the low-down on cutting edge fraud technology as well as finding out why achieving the award win would be so important
Financially stressed policyholders are a ‘moral hazard’ leading to increased claims
Insurance Times explores the correlation between policyholders’ financial stress and their propensity to make claims - here, we explain what insurers can do to recognise and aid these vulnerable customers…
Fraud Charter: Lockdown home working increases risk of insider insurance fraud
Industry leaders discussed how to stamp out insider fraud opportunities brought about by remote working at Insurance Times’s virtual roundtable
Fraud Charter: Insurers need to engage with supply chain to avoid fraud temptations
Industry experts are seeing prolonged credit hire periods and fumigation charges within the motor insurance supply chain as a result of the coronavirus pandemic
Fraud Charter: May 2020
Industry experts attending Insurance Times’s virtual roundtable agree that application fraud is on the up as consumers look to reduce premiums in any way they can, due to coronavirus-related financial hardship
etrading Q&A: Commercial risks could fluctuate due to Covid-19 pandemic says SSP
With Insurance Times’s etrading 2020 results now available, Savan Shah speaks with Adrian Coupland, customer and marketing managing director at SSP, about the firm’s etrading results and how it is supporting brokers to be operational in these times of disruption
The Briefing: Coronavirus impacts on GI – Is the insurance sector caught in the crossfire of Covid-19 pressures?
Financial services consultancy says ‘the expectation for the industry to just pick up the tab for a once-in-a-century crisis like coronavirus is just not reasonable’
Covid-19 boosts opportunistic insurance fraud, says BAE Systems
The firm’s counter fraud director believes fraudulent claims will ‘slip through the net’ amid the current public health and hygiene focus
Could Hastings’ long-term battle plan see fortunes turned this year?
Short-term pain for the insurer could end up in long-term gain if its strategies pay off
Kennedys launches tool aimed at allowing insurance clients to self-serve claims
Hastings turns to pricing strategies as it seeks more profitable 2020
Claims culture hampers Irish sports clubs from obtaining public liability cover
BAE aims to take the fraud fight to the next level
Brokers reveal biggest challenges to selling cyber cover
Fraud Charter: ‘Help us stamp out bad CMCs’ – FCA’s plea to the industry
Cyber is a reputational disaster waiting to happen - Mactavish CEO
Insurers must re-evaluate underwriting models to survive, says claims manager
Fraud Charter: Prevention is always better than cure
'Expect a major shift in fraud post-reforms,' former IFB boss warns
Automation promises better fraud claim detection, but do we still need humans?
Targeted ransomware: the big threat to the fastest growing market
Fraud Charter: No progress on the LiP Portal for months
December 2018 Big Question: What is coming in 2019?
Five questions with: Mark Hudson, head of counter fraud at Horwich Farrelly
Fraud Report
Fraud News
Avalanche of illicit post-lockdown claims coming - fraud bosses
There has been a lull in the volumes of certain types of traditional fraudulent claims during the lockdown period
Artificial intelligence will need regulatory governance for use in insurance processes
Panellists at an Insurance Times webinar highlighted that although artificial intelligence and machine learning will increase within the insurance sector, there will need to be governance introduced around it to ensure ‘the machines know what they’re doing’
Anti-fraud drive sees 400 insurance policies cancelled in Wales
The initiative has been running for two years
Twitter hack exposes potential for reputational harm
The confluence of Covid-19 and advanced social engineering techniques poses a growing threat - CyberCube
