Insurance Fraud Awards 2012 shortlist announced
Post can today reveal the shortlist for the 2012 Insurance Fraud Awards.
In their fourth year, the awards recognise the efforts of individuals and businesses in the industry who have done the most to fight fraud.
With two new categories the 2012 Insurance Fraud Awards attracted a record number of entries, and the standard was again consistently excellent.
So congratulations to the nominees and remember with spaces limited do not hesitate to book your seat at this year's event on 3 October at The Brewery, London.
Visit the Insurance Fraud Awards 2012 website for more information on how to reserve your seat.
2012 shortlist
Counter Fraud Initiative of the Year - Commercial Lines
Sponsored by Cunningham Lindsey
Axa Commercial
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RSA Insurance
Zurich
Counter Fraud Initiative of the Year - Personal Lines
Ageas
CPP Group
Hastings Direct
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Counter Fraud Initiative of the Year - Public Sector
Calderdale Council in conjunction with Zurich
Translink
East Hertfordshire District Council in conjunction with Zurich
Combating Fraud - Underwriting Initiative of the Year
Ageas
Direct Line Group
Esure
RSA Insurance
Combating Fraud - Technology Initiative of the Year * New for 2012 *
Aviva - Claims Fraud Analytics Initiative
Esure
Hastings Direct
RSA Insurance
Validus IVC
Combating Fraud - Broking Initiative of the Year
Esure Broker
Hastings Direct
Fraud Investigation Team Of The Year - Independent
Broker Direct
Brownsword Group
Cunningham Lindsey
DAC Beachcroft
Lifestyle Services Group
Young Fraud Investigator of the Year
Sponsored by Insurance Fraud Investigators Group - IFIG
James Cox - Aviva Claims Fraud Intelligence Team
Kirsty Heyes - Keoghs Counter Fraud Services Division
Howard John - Zurich Claims Investigation Unit
Jamie Lee - Aviva Claims Fraud Investigation Team
Maria Lee - Aviva Creditor Claims Investigation Unit
Fraud Investigation Team Of The Year - Insurer
Aviva - creditor claims investigation unit
Esure
Groupama Insurances
RSA Insurance
Zurich
The IFB Special Achievement Award
To be announced on the night
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