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1. www.lglfirm.com › blog › characteristic-signsCharacteristic signs of plaintiff-insured collusion, which ...

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   Collusion occurs when ‘the insured and a third party claimant work together to inflate the third party’s recovery to artificially increase damages flowing from the insurer’s breach’ of the duty to defend.

2. www.cpajournal.com › 2016/03/16 › using-networkUsing Network Analysis to Detect Collusive Fraud - The CPA ...

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   Mar 16, 2016 · By using network analysis in the search for fraud risk factors, auditors can evaluate the risk of collusion more effectively while still maintaining a cost-effective, focused, and flexible audit strategy.

3. link.springer.com › content › pdfInsurance Fraud: Issues and Challenges - Springer

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   part of outsiders of the insurance industry such as applicants, policyholders and claimants, sometimes perpetrated in collusion with insiders such as agents or brokers, or third-party service providers. This covers, amongst others, providing false statements and submitting bogus claims.

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   • Publish Year: 2004

4. insurtechdigital.com › what-is-risk-assessmentA Guide to Risk Assessment in the Insurance Industry

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   May 14, 2024 · Risk assessment is a vital function in the insurance industry, blending data analysis, statistical modelling, and expert judgment to evaluate and manage risks. By understanding and quantifying risks, insurers can offer appropriate coverage, set fair premiums, and ensure financial stability.

5. assets.kpmg.com › content › damFraud Risk Management - KPMG

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   All companies are potentially subject to fraud. Fraud is an intentional act or omission that is designed to deceive others. It harms reputa-tion, brand image and stakeholders’ trust.

6. www2.deloitte.com › content › damInsurance fraud framework - Deloitte United States

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   For a comprehensive fraud management framework to work successfully there has to be an appropriate blend of the right policies and procedures, appropriate preventive and monitoring structures, robust fraud detection and response mechanism supported by an appropriate communication strategy.

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   What is collusion in accounting?

   • Collusion takes place when management, employees, or third parties work together to conceal fraud, thereby defeating the internal controls and rendering them ineffective.

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   What is collusion in business?

   • What Is Collusion? Collusion is a non-competitive, secret, and sometimes illegal agreement between rivals that attempts to disrupt the market's equilibrium. The act of collusion involves people or companies that would typically compete against each other but who conspire to work together to gain an unfair market advantage.

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   What is collusion & how does it work?

   • Collusion occurs when entities or individuals work together to influence a market or pricing to their advantage. Acts of collusion can include price fixing, synchronized advertising, and sharing insider information. Antitrust and whistleblower laws help to deter collusion. Collusion is illegal in the United States.

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   What are the types of collusion in the financial industry?

   • Collusion may also occur when companies synchronize their advertising campaigns. The partnering businesses might want to limit the consumers’ knowledge about a product or service for an added advantage in this case. Collective partnering through the use of insider information can also be a type of collusion in the financial industry.

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   What is risk assessment in the insurance industry?

   • Risk assessment is a vital function in the insurance industry Risk assessment in the insurance industry is a critical process that involves identifying, evaluating, and quantifying risks associated with insurable assets and activities.

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   What are the different types of collusion?

   • Acts of collusion can include price fixing, synchronized advertising, and sharing insider information. Antitrust and whistleblower laws help to deter collusion. Collusion is illegal in the United States. Collusion can take many forms across market types. Groups collectively obtain an unfair advantage in each scenario.

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