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Power of the collective: The rise of insurance associations

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Insurance fraud is now seen as a collective industry problem, resulting in the formation of associations dedicated to harnessing the global power of insurance data and analytics. This content highlights how the UK’s IFB and Canada’s Équité Association are protecting members from insurance fraud.

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