Welcome to the new IFB Informer. The newsletter will provide IFB updates to all our members ranging from success stories, technology developments, upcoming events, campaigns and initiatives, as well as team news!

For our first issue, we’ll recap on aspects of 2023 and what we have planned for 2024 - so get comfortable with a cuppa! From Moped Crash for Cash, the IFB Business Plan, Op Dolcetto,  a summary of the Prevention strategy activities so far, mandatory IFB training, IFiHUB replatforming, and updated IFiHUB reporting. Make sure to whitelist / add this to your saved senders list as this is not an email you’ll want to miss. See you in April for the next edition!

February 2024

Replatforming Insurance Fraud Intelligence Hub (IFiHUB)
26 February 2024
Following the announcement last year, IFR and IFiHUB users get ready for the IFiHUB upgrade with a projected Go Live of May 2024. If you haven’t already, get your IT department involved before this, as they'll need to confirm all technical measures are in place and that they have identified any changes required to existing import/export specifications. This will ensure a seamless transition when the replatforming goes live.
Results are in: AFM success with Op Dolcetto
26 February 2024
Find out what the outcome was of our very first referral based on policy fraud identified via the Application Fraud Model (AFM) and the importance you all play in feeding into this. Together we're coming down on fraud harder than ever before. Want to know more about what the AFM is? Read on!
Prevention: a key strategic pillar
26 February 2024
Prevention is one of the key pillars of our Forward Together three-year strategy. Last year saw our biggest impact in this area with our Fraud Cons campaign. Read about what made this campaign so unique, our results, and see some of the content we featured.
A trial: IFiHUB Member Submission Proactive Network Reports
26 February 2024
We recently trialled the new IFiHub Member Submission Proactive Network Reports with members, developed by IFB to better identify networks directly linked to fraudulent entities.