Post Learning: Escape of water: Indicative reading time: 18 minutes

Post Learning: Escape of water

Learning Objective: By the end of this module, readers will be able to describe the size of the escape of water issue for insurers, the methods used to deal with claims and detect fraud and the smart technology used to prevent and minimise escape of water claims.

Blog: The rise in escape of water claims

Escape of water claims across the insurance sector often form the highest proportion of all claims notified and the number and

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