10 years of fighting insurance fraud: IFED across the globe
Over the years, IFED has not only investigated fraud up and down the country, but also across the globe.
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Over the years, IFED has not only investigated fraud up and down the country, but also across the globe.
As the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) celebrates 10 years since its launch, we are looking back at some of the units key convictions in the past five years.
As the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) celebrates 10 years since its launch, we are looking back at some of the units key convictions in its first five years.
The City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) is celebrating 10 years since its launch.
A mother-of-two has been sentenced for attempting to defraud her insurer, AXA, through a fraudulent travel insurance claim worth over £3,000.
A woman from Greater Manchester has been sentenced after pretending to be a passenger in a genuine collision in order to make a bogus personal injury claim worth nearly £4,000.
A woman from Kent has been sentenced for alleging she had terminal cancer in an attempt to defraud her insurer out of over £130,000.
With many people taking the October half term as the first opportunity to holiday abroad since travel was halted by Covid-19 restrictions last March, the City of London Police is reminding the public that fraudulent travel insurance claims are a punishable offence.
A man from Cambridge has been jailed for money laundering after targeting Polish nationals living in the UK by offering fraudulent insurance broking services.
The City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) is reminding young people to remain wary of ‘ghost brokers’ as this age group continues to be a target for this type of fraud.