White Paper

Deficient patient enrollment can result in serious financial and legal repercussions, including instances of medical identity theft and compliance issues. And with more healthcare data available to bad actors, fraud is at an all time high.

GIACT’s report, Mitigating Mobile Network Fraud with Secure Subscriber Enrollment, details the best practices in secure digital enrollment.

According to a newly released white paper, commissioned by GIACT, and produced by Javelin Strategy & Research, new account fraud (NAF) is evolving. Fraudsters have piled into the digital channel and, with years of experience under their belts, they are diversifying their targets and tactics.

GIACT’s new report, Streamlining KYC: Best Practices in the Collection and Processing of Beneficial Owners, provides clarity around the collection and verification requirements of beneficial ownership.

The increasing sophistication of claims fraud tactics has propelled insurers’ fraud losses to an all-time high. Not only are insurers forced to grapple with steep increases in fraudulent activity, they are also being pressured by their policyholders’ demands for faster claims processing, disbursements, and resolution — as well as minimized policyholder service friction. To stay competitive, insurers need to innovate. Not only updating their policyholder service delivery channels, but also the fraud prevention tools that protect those channels.

Deficient patient enrollment can result in serious financial and legal repercussions, including instances of medical identity theft and compliance issues. And with more healthcare data available to bad actors, fraud is at an all time high.