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Judgment & ambiguity · Calibrating confidence

An SIU referral lands on your desk: several soft indicators of claim fraud, none decisive on its own. The insured is a real person with a plausible story. How do you express how likely fraud is, and what do you do at that confidence level?

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An SIU referral lands on your desk: several soft indicators of claim fraud, none decisive on its own. The insured is a real person with a plausible story. How do you express how likely fraud is, and what do you do at that confidence level?

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