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Unlocking a Robust Claims Fraud Risk Framework in Asia
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Unlocking a Robust Claims Fraud Risk Framework in Asia

In the age of digital insurance, fraud poses an ever-evolving challenge for Asia’s insurers, with consequences for consumers and shareholders alike. But defences are also advancing, and a sustainable fraud control framework is more achievable than ever before. Rudolf Frei (IBNR Management Consulting Pte Ltd) discusses how a fraud framework can assist insurers.

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Video Surveillance System on Higher Value Construction Sites – Possible Impacts on how Common Law Work Injury Claims are Litigated
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Video Surveillance System on Higher Value Construction Sites – Possible Impacts on how Common Law Work Injury Claims are Litigated

As of 1 June 2024, all construction sites in Singapore with a contract value of SGD 5 million and above will be required to have a video surveillance system installed. This new regulations could significantly impact the litigation of common law work injury compensation claims. However, the full extent of these changes will unfold with time.

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FIDReC and its role in Singapore’s Insurance Industry
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FIDReC and its role in Singapore’s Insurance Industry

Coverage dispute and market conduct complaints inevitably arise from time to time between insurers and their stakeholders., and oftentimes, resolution in court is undesirable because of the expense and emotional toll involved.

FIDReC provides a more efficient and amicable way of resolving these everyday disputes. In this article, Eunice Chua and Kenneth Har (FIDReC) provide a step-by-step breakdown of their two dispute resolution schemes and explain how the FIDReC managers and adjudicators can help parties find mutually-beneficial solutions.

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