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One in four believe not disclosing information to an insurer is not fraud

By 2025-11-20T13:03:00

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‘As insurance is a contract of trust between the insurer and their customer, we need to do all we can to help customers understand the broader consequences of fraudulent activity,’ says director of underwriting

Despite 19 in 20 people agreeing that insurance fraud is a criminal act, a much larger degree of uncertainty exists around what actually constitutes an act of fraud.

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