Analysts predict the Global Insurance Fraud Detections market to show a compound annual growth rate of 21.66% from 3.7 billion in 2019 to reach 12 billion by 2026.

The major factors contributing to the growth of the market are the need to manage huge volumes of identities by organizations productively, increasing operational efficiency and improving the customer experience, growing adoption of advanced analytics techniques, and stringent regulatory compliance requirements.

The global Insurance Fraud Detection Market is bifurcated into Fraud Analytics, Authentications, Governance Risk and Compliance, and others.

Fraud analytics is expected to constitute the largest market share. Such systems track and analyze data from multiple data sources, identify anomalies and suspicious and irregular activity across all channels, and provide real-time control mechanisms to prevent fraudulent practices. Hence, leading to the growth of the segment.

The emergence of advanced solutions such as the use of automated business rules, self-learning models, text mining, image screening, network analysis, predictive analytics, and device identification is estimated to deliver actionable insights to advance claims processes.

As a result, insurance organizations are adopting fraud detection solutions that not only recognize the genuine claims process but also decrease the number of false positives.

Various factors, such as a rise in the sophistication level of cyber-attacks and enormous monetary losses due to these attacks in the insurance sector, are anticipated to drive the market. An increase in the generation of enterprise data and its intricacy, high industry-specific requirements, and an increase in the incidence of fraud further supplement the fraud detection market growth.

With the growing awareness of criminals and sophisticated crimes, fraud prevention and detection capabilities are increasing. Global concerns about the constantly increasing cases of insurance fraud, coupled with sophisticated organized crime, have signaled the need for all insurance companies to act consistently.

Different factors, such as an exponential rise in cyber-attack sophistication and substantial monetary losses due to these assaults in the insurance sector, are expected to drive the market.