Insurance fraud Costing the country billions
Kotie Geldenhuys
Abstract
Kotie Geldenhuys
Abstract
Next to tax fraud, insurance is regarded as the most common type of white-collar crime in the world. Knowler (2013) notes that the majority of insurance falls into the soft fraud category - a valid incident of which the facts have been distorted - as opposed to the hard fraud category - incidents in which someone submits a claim for an incident that never happened, such as saying that their vehicle has been stolen.
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Next to tax fraud, insurance is regarded as the most common type of white-collar crime in the world. Knowler (2013) notes that the majority of insurance falls into the soft fraud category - a valid incident of which the facts have been distorted - as opposed to the hard fraud category - incidents in which someone submits a claim for an incident that never happened, such as saying that their vehicle has been stolen.
Key concepts: Insurance fraud, White-collar crime, Actuarial science, Business, Criminology, Psychology