Insurance fraud adds up to $308.6 billion per year, a cost borne in part by American consumers.1 Auto insurance premium leakage is estimated at $35.1 billion annually.2 And application fraud—as defined by Verisk's average RISK:check score—was 18% higher in 2023 compared with a 2019 baseline.3
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1 The Impact of Insurance Fraud on the US Economy, The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, 2022.
2 Ibid. Additional Verisk research can be found in the report: The Challenge of Auto Insurance Premium Leakage, 2017.
3 Verisk client analysis of 9.1 million applications, August 2023; first three quarters of 2023 vs. full-year 2019.
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5 Verisk client experience.