The Times They Are A-Changin' - Tackling Insurance Fraud in Time of Political, Social and Technological Change

Overview 

The ABI’s 2025 Fraud Conference will focus on how the insurance sector is combatting fraud against a backdrop of a new political climate, changing consumer and social expectations and technological innovation. It will address how the new government is developing its approach to tackling fraud and economic crime; how the industry counter fraud strategy is evolving by harnessing public-private partnerships and new and emerging data sources and technologies; how the industry continues to cooperate to address the challenge of raising consumer awareness and attracting new talent to counter fraud space.

Bookings will close at 17:00 on Tuesday 1 April 2025. 

Why attend?

• Hear about the new government’s approach to tackling fraud and economic crime, including focus on public-private partnerships.
• Gain insights into how the insurance industry’s counter fraud governance and strategy continues to evolve beyond general insurance.
• Learn about how insurers are harnessing new and innovative sources of data and technologies to respond to changing fraud threat landscape.
• Discuss how the industry can continue to cooperate to raise consumer awareness of fraud risks.
• Learn about industry efforts to attract new talent to the counter fraud profession.
• Explore how fraud is often accompanied or enabled by other crimes, such as vehicle theft and the importance of having a whole system and partnership approach to combat the fraud threat.
• Opportunity to network with fellow counter-fraud professionals from across the industry.
• Gain up to 5 CPD hours by attending this CII accredited event.

What will delegates learn? 

By the end of this event, delegates will be able to...

• Understand the new government’s approach to tackling fraud and economic crime.
• Understand how the industry’s counter fraud strategy will continue to evolve and remain fit for purpose.
• Recognise how the insurance sector is evolving its use of data and technology to respond to changing threat landscape.
• Identify the challenges to raising consumer awareness of fraud and how the industry is cooperating to address these challenges.
• Better understand how the industry could do more to attract new talent the counter fraud space.
• Understand how fraud is often accompanied or enabled by other crimes, such as vehicle theft, and the importance of having a whole system and partnership approach to combat the fraud threat.