Fraud
In Person: Allianz’s Graham Gibson on the digital claims journey
Graham Gibson, director, claims at Allianz, also talks fraud and claims management companies.
Fraudster convicted in Mr Whippy van insurance scam
Van linked to three cases which would have cost insurers £100,000, as police appeal for information on others involved.
In Person: Axa's Chris Voller - Claims on the future
Axa's claims director Chris Voller on bringing claims into the digital age, new measures to tackle fraud and the implementation of Flood Re.
Expertise from A-Z - Personal injury reform: Shaking up the compensation culture
Three years after reforms, the underlying problems with the compensation system are still prevalent. What can be done to provide tangible change?
Insurance broker sentenced over commission fees fraud
IFED investigation leads to sentencing at The Old Bailey court in London.
Aviva detected one crash-for-cash claimant every three hours in 2015
Insurer says Birmingham is top spot for crash-for-cash fraudsters.
Expertise from A-Z: Casualty - Into the unknown
The casualty landscape is ever-changing. Insurers and brokers must be aware of all developments when giving advice
New IFED chief aims to continue "good work" of predecessors
DCI Oliver Little says extra resources will help the fight against fraud.
Insurance ‘ghost broker’ sentenced
Court dishes out six months jail term suspended for one year.
IFED confirms Oliver Little as new lead
Police unit has seized more than £1.3m from insurance fraudsters since 2012.
IFED lead departs
DCI Angie Rogers has been in post for less than 12 months.
Biba and the government welcome fraud recommendations
Insurance Fraud Taskforce has made suggestions on how to tackle fraud in the insurance sector.
Ist Central to pursue growth with new Manchester office
Broker plans to create 150 jobs.
Ex-Aviva employee given 10 month sentence for stealing customer account details
Sentence suspended for 12 months.
Broking Break: Your Top Five of the week
As always fraud was a popular topic. But what were our other most read stories of this week? This is your chance to catch up.
Law student gets 18 months for insurance fraud
Insurance fraudster jailed after creating fake invoices in attempt to claim £25,000.
Survey reveals lack of concern over fraud
Majority of brokers say application fraud is not a priority for their business, according to SSP survey
IPT rise to cost young drivers and Londoners most, says AA
Broker warns tax increase could encourage young drivers to drive without cover.
ERS snares fraudster who is given six-month jail term
Raymond Fearnon ordered to pay £5,000 legal costs with sentence suspended for two years.
ABI urges clampdown on CMCs ahead of IPT rise
Association says motor premiums continue to rise and action is needed to tackle "unscrupulous" claims management companies.
Broking Break: Your Top Five on Friday
It’s been a busy week in broking. In case you missed them, here are the five most popular stories.
Cyber-crime sees 2.5m computers hacked
Cyber crime and fraud figures highlight opportunities for brokers as market encouraged to develop cyber expertise.
Ageas joins the Insurance Fraud Register
Database helps insurers identify fraudsters.
SSP: 74% of brokers don't prioritise application fraud
Software house estimates application fraud and inaccuracies for motor insurance alone costs industry £1bn a year.