Scene of the crime
Mapping is increasingly being used to good effect to identify flooding and subsidence risks, but are UK general insurers missing a trick by not utilising similar geographical tools to evaluate crime hotspots and fraudulent forces? Louise Meeson investigates
Following last year's UK floods, which cost the insurance industry an estimated £3bn, advances in mapping capabilities have been targeted to identify the risk of flooding from previously
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