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This study provides the life insurance and retirement industries with a collective look at the most current data and information related to their financial crimes services and fraud prevention services.

Summary

This study provides the life insurance and retirement industries with a collective look at the most current data and information related to their financial crimes services and fraud prevention programs. It covers key findings in several areas including fraud trends, program organization, program maturity, governance, risk assessments, program tools and technology, spend, authentication, training and awareness, challenges, and outlook.

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