Auto Insurance Fraud: Measurements and Efforts to Combat It
Derrig, Richard A., Johnston, Daniel J., Sprinkel, Elizabeth A., Risk Management and Insurance Review
This article features a panel discussion on insurance fraud organized by Richard Derrig for the 2005 World Risk and Insurance Economics Congress (WRIEC). The moderator is Richard Derrig. Richard is president of OPAL Consulting LLC, Providence, RI. Richard formed OPAL after retiring in 2004 from the Auto Insurers and Insurance Fraud Bureaus of Massachusetts. The presenters are Beth Sprinkel and Dan Johnston. Beth Sprinkel's presentation is based on the 2002 claim study by the Insurance Research Council. Beth is senior vice president of the American Institute for CPCU and the Insurance Institute of America (the Institutes). Dan Johnston, an actuary, is the executive director of the ā¦
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Publication information:
Article title: Auto Insurance Fraud: Measurements and Efforts to Combat It.
Contributors: Derrig, Richard A. - Author, Johnston, Daniel J. - Author, Sprinkel, Elizabeth A. - Author.
Journal title: Risk Management and Insurance Review.
Volume: 9.
Issue: 2
Publication date: Fall 2006.
Page number: 109+.
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