Video: Tackling the emerging threat of commercial lines fraud

Sara Costantini Crif Decision Solutions

Employers’ and public liability are areas that have increasingly become targets for fraudsters, amid a crackdown on personal lines fraud by the general insurance industry and the regulator.

So how can insurers and their partners, such as solicitors, fight back to root out this new menace? And what tools and technologies are available to help them?

To answer these questions, Post news editor Callum Brodie asked Sara Costantini, director of Crif Decision Solutions, how the PL and EL landscape has changed over the past decade and how insurers and solicitors can work together to tackle the emerging threat of fraud in commercial lines.

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