Award Categories
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Counter
Fraud Initiative of the Year - Commercial Lines
Open to all UK-registered general insurance or reinsurance companies. The judges will be looking for evidence that the entrant -either an individual, team or unit - has made a significant contribution to the detection or prevention of general insurance commercial lines fraud - either in the UK or internationally - and can demonstrate the results of a specific process or service in countering insurance fraud. Proof of delivery against set targets, the application of new techniques or technology, and the effective identification and reduction of fraud are likely to feature in successful entries.
Counter Fraud Initiative of the Year - Personal
Lines
Open to all UK-registered insurance or reinsurance companies. The judges will be looking for evidence that the entrant - an individual, team or unit - has made a significant contribution to the detection or prevention of general insurance personal lines fraud, and/or can demonstrate the results of a specific process or service in countering personal lines insurance fraud. Proof of delivery against set targets, the application of new techniques or technology and the effective identification and reduction of fraud are likely to feature in successful entries.
Counter Fraud Initiative of the Year - Public
Sector
Open to all public sector authorities, UK-registered general insurance companies, law firms and outsourced service providers in the sector. The judges will be looking for evidence that the entrant - an individual, team or unit - has made a significant contribution to the detection or prevention of insurance fraud in the public sector, or can demonstrate the results of a specific process or service in countering insurance fraud. Proof of delivery, the application of new techniques or technologies, and/or the effective identification and reduction of fraud are likely to feature in successful entries.
Combating Fraud - Underwriting Initiative Of The Year
Open
to all UK-registered insurance companies and authorised underwriting agencies
acting under delegated authority. The judges will be looking for evidence that
the entrant - an individual, team or unit - has made a significant contribution
to the detection or prevention of general insurance fraud at the front end of
the sales process, or can demonstrate the results of a specific process or
service in countering insurance fraud through the use of specific underwriting
techniques. Proof of delivery against measurable targets, the application of new
techniques or technologies, and/or effective identification and reduction of
fraud are likely to feature in successful entries.
Combating Fraud - Broking Initiative Of The Year
Open to all UK-registered insurance intermediaries. The judges will be looking for evidence that the entrant - an individual, team or unit - has made a significant contribution to the detection or prevention of general insurance fraud at either the front end of the sales process or as part of its risk management or claims service. The entrant should be able to demonstrate the results of a specific process or service in countering insurance fraud and the judges will be looking for evidence of proof of delivery against measurable targets, or the application of new techniques and technologies and/or the effective identification and reduction of fraud.
Fraud Investigation Team Of The Year - Insurer
Open
to all and any team working within an insurance company. The judges will look
for clear evidence of a successful investigation into insurance fraud,
demonstrating the life cycle of any investigation, identifying techniques used
and providing evidence where appropriate of a successful prosecution or
reduction in fraudulent claims in a specific line of business or area of
insurance.
Investigation Team Of The Year - Independent
Open to any team not directly employed by an insurer. Elegible teams could be part of a legal practice, a loss adjusting firm, an investigation firm or any outsourced service provider. The judges will look for clear evidence of a successful investigation into insurance fraud, demonstrating the life cycle of any investigation, identifying techniques used and providing evidence where appropriate of a successful prosecution or reduction in fraudulent claims in a specific line of business or area of insurance.
The
IFB Special Achievement Award
This special award will be given to an individual, nominated by members of the Insurance Fraud Bureau, who the Bureau’s Board feels deserves recognition by virtue of their outstanding contribution to the investigation, prevention or detection of General Insurance Fraud in the UK.
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Rob Richardson
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London,
UK
21/10/2010
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