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Four in five Brits expect bank fraud and cyber-attacks to become a bigger issue by 2030

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UK consumers are the likeliest to believe that fraud will become a bigger issue for insurers in the next five years compared to other European consumers. This content highlights the new findings from CRIF including sharp generational divides around attitudes and behaviours towards financial fraud.

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