Insurance fraud detection has to become a science, not pot luck
By Emil Eifrem
A recent £2m insurance fraud ring was uncovered by pure accident – and for Emil Eifrem of Neo Technology, that’s almost as worrying as the crime itself.
Tag: Fraud
Tricks of the trade to avoid cyber scammers
By Staff writer
In an increasingly digital age, owners and managers of small and medium-sized businesses must be aware of the cyber risks out there and the techniques to prevent damage.
Email security the biggest threat to your business in 2016?
Email scams could become the biggest threat to your business in 2016 and we’ve got some practical steps that can help your company protect itself from harm in the New Year.
Is politeness causing unnecessary costs to UK businesses
Politeness could be costing UK businesses according to the latest research into expenses claims, lead by cloud-based expenses management company, webexpenses.
Autonomy and HP row threatens to sour one of Britains great entrepreneurial success stories
When Mike Lynch sold the Cambridge-based technology company he’d built from the ground up to HP in 2011 for somewhere in the region of $10bn it marked a seminal moment for the UK business landscape, we were finally building technology companies of scale. Now, four years on, the dispute over inflated revenues continues.
Supreme Court ruling suggests fraudulent activity by directors cannot be attributed to firms
The recent Supreme Court judgment in the case of Jetivia SA v Bilta confirmed that where a company is a victim of a fraud or dishonest act committed by its directors, the directors are not able to attribute their unlawful conduct to the company.