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VISION
To be the fusion centre (multi-agency, multi-jurisdictional information-sharing organisation) and leading authority on fighting organised crime in the insurance and assurance industry

MISSION
The SAICB will achieve this through the consolidation of multiple data sources and the deployment of relevant and specialised skills together with the unique technology solutions, that will provide industry intelligence, promote collaboration, address prevention and detection, to obtain convictions and recovery.

DEFINITION: ORGANISED CRIME
"Organised insurance crime is when an individual or group commits fraud or crime against one or more insurance companies. This would include a habitual or multiple claimant using an "elaborate" scheme to defraud a single or multiple companies."

Partners

SAFPS The South African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) and the South African Insurance Crime Bureau (SAICB) announced in Johannesburg today, that they have entered into an agreement whereby both organisations will share confirmed fraud data on people who have defrauded any of their member organisations.

The SAFPS is a unique South African bred service which is committed to combating fraud in society and to offering the South African public a means whereby they can protect themselves against Impersonation and Identity Theft. SAFPS provides shared fraud data services to all South Africa’s major banks, many retailers, asset finance organisations and micro lenders.

The SAICB was formed in July 2008 to address organised fraud and crime in the short term insurance industry, and to identify repeat fraudulent offenders that target more than one insurance company. The SAICB currently has 11 member companies namely: Santam, Mutual & Federal, Hollard, Outsurance, Lion of Africa, Standard Insurance, Absa Insurance, Regent, Telesure, and MiWay.

website: http://www.safps.org.za/

datadot DataDot Technology South Africa (Pty) Ltd was established in 2000. Its shareholders include DataDot Technology Ltd and management. DataDot Technology Ltd an Australian company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange.

DataDot South Africa adheres to the strict criteria set down by the Vehicle Crime Steering Committee of South Africa. Their leadership in pursuing the establishment of a standardised global vehicle marking system is beginning to succeed. In addition to this we have achieved our ISO9001 certification along with the SABS national microdot standard SANS534-1.

DataDot South Africa will continue to work with and be guided by Business Against Crime in the system implementation to establish a world best practice. We adhere to the guidelines and criteria of the Vehicle Crime Project Office in its quest to curb vehicle crime.

Website: http://www.datadot.co.za