If history has taught us one thing, it is that insurance fraud skyrockets with the economic downturns. Stock markets are uncertain, planes are largely grounded, stores and restaurants are trying to reopen, but with a different look and feel. 

Unemployment rates are soaring in the US and in Canada.  Those out of work are struggling with balancing unemployment claims, raising a family and searching for jobs. What does this new normal mean for Insurance Fraud departments?  Join a panel of leading insurance experts on Thursday, June 11^th as they explore the impacts of Covid-19, and how to stay ahead of insurance fraud in the new normal.

The session will cover the dynamics of the new normal as it applies to insurance fraud investigations, and will include:

• The potential increase in Insurance Fraud referrals
• The types of activities people might resort to with no job and as their monthly bills come due
• How new types of suspicious claims are emerging and increasing, and what they look like
• How workers compensation is being impacted with people working from home and being laid off

Join moderator, Frank Pinder, Worldwide Segment Leader for Insurance Fraud at IBM, who will lead a panel that includes:

• Celeste Dodson, Global Vice President of International Association of Special Investigation Units, Inc. (IASIU)
• Tom Donahue, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority
• Jay Bobrowsky, Senior Vice President of Special Investigations for the California State Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF)
• Wade Wickre, Insurance Financial Crimes Leader for North America at IBM