Current sponsors

Sponsors

As a national law firm with nine offices across the UK, BLM has the capability to identify, investigate, defend and prosecute the full range of fraudulent claims. Acting for the UK’s largest insurance companies, we work hand in hand with our clients to understand their challenges and current philosophy on fraud. Through this partnership approach we apply our unique methodology and vision to all stages of the risk management and claims process to deliver a bespoke fraud solutions service.

http://www.blm-law.com

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Cunningham Lindsay

Cunningham Lindsey provides fraud management solutions that tackle fraud effectively through a strategy of prevention, detection and containment, which saves our clients money and protects their reputations.

Cunningham Lindsey in the UK is part of the Cunningham Lindsey Group, an international claims and incident management organisation.

Further information can be sourced from www.cunninghamlindsey.com

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Grant Thornton, one of the world's leading accountancy and business advisory organisations, is a leading global asset tracing and recovery specialist. Our worldwide client base includes prosecution authorities, financial regulators, major banks, creditors and victims of fraud or economic crime. Our specialists will pursue fraudsters, on behalf of the victims of fraud, often on no win no fee agreements. The approach to each case is formulated by senior professionals and a bespoke fee solution agreed with client.

http://www.grant-thornton.co.uk/

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ordnance-survey

With ABI (Association of British Insurers) figures showing bogus and inflated insurance claims cost more than £1.6 billion a year, insurers are seeking more robust ways to tackle fraud. Ordnance Survey's location intelligence can put you on the right track to visualise, validate and resolve potentially fraudulent claims successfully. To improve fraud detection and prevention the use of the geographic data underpinning your analysis has to be definitive in order for you to get a full understanding of the environment. The benefits are clear: build better evidential cases for improved prosecution, increased surveying efficiency from your desktop, improved fraud detection all leading to reduced fraudulent losses. When it comes to tackling fraud, nobody knows the lie of the land like Ordnance Survey.

http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/fraudawards

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Drawing on expertise in combining forensic and behavioural psychology with cognitive interviewing and fraud trends analysis; TCF Corporate service companies provide a ‘cradle to grave’ fully outsourced fraud management solution, validating claims and fast-tracking honest policyholders whilst identifying fraud and securing robust evidence for repudiation. The corporate structure mirrors insurer operations with separate service companies catering for the distinctive needs of discrete lines of an insurer’s business, namely: TCF Motor, TCF Household and TCF Lifestyle. TCF Training & Professional Services provides counter fraud consultancy, training courses and managed services to the industry.

www.tcfcorporate.com

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Insurance Fraud Bureau

The IFB launched on July 26th 2006 and was formed to provide a cost effective, tactical solution for the detection and prevention of organised, cross industry fraud, supporting the wider ABI/industry fraud strategy. The formation of the IFB is tangible proof that the insurance industry has the appetite to work collaboratively to combat fraud.

The IFB collates and combines data available from industry databases to develop cross-industry intelligence. The IFB leads or co-ordinates the industry responses to the identification of potentially fraudulent networks, Investigations are supported by the close relationships with police and law enforcement agencies.

Insurance fraud adds on average £44 to the annual costs individual policyholders face, on average, each year.

    London,
    UK

    21/10/2010

    Supported by

    Insurance Fraud Bureau


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