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Insurance Fraud Register (IFR) Workshop

30 April 2018

London, United Kingdom
Insurance Fraud Register (IFR) Workshop

You are invited to attend the Insurance Fraud Register (IFR) workshop on Monday 30 April at 14.00 in the LMA Boardroom. This event aims to provide an in-depth overview to both the service and the IFR on boarding process for all interested parties within the LMA.

The Insurance Fraud Register (IFR) was launched in 2013 as the first industry-owned, cross-sector database of known insurance fraudsters. Two thirds of the GI market (by the market share) are currently signed up to and are using the service, which features approximately 18,000 records relating to fraudulent individuals, business and entities across a variety of personal and commercial lines.

In December 2017, the IFR Board took the decision to extend joining eligibility out to members of the Lloyd’s Market Association, and a varied version of the IFR User Agreement has now been implemented to facilitate this.

This presentation will cover:

• Introduction to IFR
• IFR governance
• IFR functionality
• IFR compliance requirements
• IFR onboarding process.

About the Speakers:
Sarah Ashley is the Data Services Manager at the IFB and is responsible for managing the IFR on an operational basis, acting as a primary point of contact for new and prospective IFR members.

Ian Doy is the IFB’s Head of Data Services, and retains overall ownership and oversight for the IFR on behalf of the IFB.

AUDIENCE
This session is open to LMA members only. Any staff involved in counter fraud for UK classes of business.

This event requires membership. Please visit the organiser's website for more information.

Details

Date:
April 30, 2018
Time:
2:00pm - 5:00pm UTC+0
Category:

Venue

LMA Boardroom
Suite 426, Gallery 4, Lloyd's of London, One Lime Street
London EC3M 7HA  United Kingdom
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Members only event:
Yes