Recognize common application and identity fraud patterns
IPD-103 · Version 1.1
Insurance Fraud Identity and Application Integrity
Detect identity, application and payment anomalies without turning assumptions into accusations.
120 minCertificate included
Learning outcomes
Recognize common application and identity fraud patterns
Verify identity authority and payment instructions
Respond to omissions and inconsistent disclosures
Preserve evidence and escalate objectively
Course journey
7 modules. One practical action plan.
- 117 min
Fraud patterns across insurance
Fraud risk can involve stolen identity, false applicants, premium diversion, staged information, application omissions, altered documents or unauthorized changes.
- 217 min
Identity and authority checks
Identity verification does not by itself establish ownership, consent or authority to make a policy change.
- 317 min
Document and payment integrity
Altered statements, third-party premium payments and changed banking instructions can signal impersonation, coercion, money laundering or diversion.
- 417 min
Escalation and reporting
A sound response protects evidence, avoids tipping off where reporting restrictions apply and routes decisions to authorized compliance staff.
- 517 min
Applied decision practice
Apply Fraud and Applications to a complete client or file scenario before acting.
- 617 min
Documentation and escalation
Record the basis for Fraud and Applications, the uncertainty that remains and the person accountable for the next decision.
- 718 min
Practice transfer and review
Turn Fraud and Applications learning into a controlled practice change and a deliberate review point.
Regulatory positioning
Clear claims. No ambiguity.
Supplementary insurance professional-development content only. This course does not claim FSRA approval, RIBO accreditation, continuing-education credit, renewal credit or regulator-issued credit. Participants and firms remain responsible for determining whether the content is relevant and eligible, and for retaining any completion evidence required by their applicable rules and policies.
