Mortality Screening comes to the Fore

23rd August 2010

Following the recent announcement of the closure of the Audit Commission, there are questions over the future of the National Fraud Initiative.

To ensure that companies can continue to monitor their records, ProSearch is delighted to announce an expansion of our Mortality Screening Services.

Initially focussing on the pensions sector, we are able to offer this valuable fraud prevention service to all public sector organisations and financial service companies to enhance your fight against financial crime.

ProSearch utilise the most comprehensive data sets available in the UK to screen records to identify deceased clients and, combined with our unrivalled tracing services, offer our clients the most in-depth service available.

Mortality screening is fast becoming one of the single most important tools in the fight against financial and identity crime and ProSearch has worked hard to ensure that the services we can offer to our clients afford them the confidence that the results are accurate and can be relied upon.

Although it is possible that the NFI shall continue, it’s limited scope as a single year screen, taking 3 months to complete and return results, continues to leave users at risk of unnecessary overpayment and fraudulent claims to assets that can be eradicated by more frequent screening of your records. As we offer this service at a per annum cost, rather than a per screening cost, you can bolster your de-risking and fraud prevention process whilst retaining costs at a minimum.

With our services already used by the country’s largest companies, you can be assured of the highest quality of service available. For further information, please contact; Duncan Stevens