CRIF
CRIF Decision Solutions Ltd., a CRIF Group company, provides information services, and open banking and digital solutions for the UK financial sector to support decision management, consumer profiling, fraud prevention and digital transformation. It is also the outsourcer appointed by Claims Portal Ltd. to operate the RTA, EL and PL portal.
CRIF Decision Solutions Ltd. has been supporting the UK insurance industry for over 25 years and is a provider of the Claims and Underwriting Exchange Register (CUE).
CRIF is a global Fintech company specialising in the development and management of credit bureau services, business information systems and credit solutions. Established in 1988 in Italy, CRIF has an international presence, operating across four continents (Europe, America, Africa and Asia) and supporting over 10,500 banks, 600 insurance companies and more than 82,000 business clients in 50 countries.
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Banking on banks 2025: A decade of transformation in financial services
Based on the findings of a dual-perspective survey conducted on behalf of CRIF, this report explores a decade of industry transformation through the eyes of both consumers and financial experts, offering unique insights into the evolving financial landscape of the banking and insurance sectors.
Infographic: UK pet insurance facts 2025
According to the latest ABI figures, 4.6 million pets are now insured in the UK with pet claims incurred totalling £1.23 billion in 2024. This infographic outlines the latest trends, opportunities and growth drivers for pet insurance.
Five key drivers shaping the insurance industry in 2025
The insurance industry is undergoing significant transformation in 2025, shaped by rapid technological innovations, shifting customer expectations, and increasingly complex risks. This content sheds light on five critical focus areas which many insurers are prioritising in order to thrive.
Cracking down on insurance fraud: How the industry is fighting back
As fraudsters continue to develop sophisticated schemes, insurers are rising to the challenge by leveraging advanced detection technologies and investigative tools to identify and prevent more fraud. This content sheds light on how the insurance industry is fighting back against fraudsters.
Webinar: Transforming ESG challenges into opportunities
The insurance sector has been under scrutiny to quantitatively assess, monitor, and disclose the ESG performance of commercial portfolios. However, acquiring ESG data for commercial clients remains a significant hurdle. Watch this webinar to learn how to transform ESG challenges into opportunities.
How can MGAs strike a perfect balance between competitive pricing and profitability?
For MGAs, there is a fine balance to be found between pricing competitively to attract customers, whilst avoiding aggressive pricing that can lead to underwriting losses if risks aren’t fully understood. This content focuses on how MGAs can unlock the power of data-driven pricing and underwriting.
Motor insurance profitability roundtable: Eight key takeaways
Insurance Post and CRIF collected a group of motor insurance experts together to discuss what can be done to stop the spiral of boom and mostly bust in terms of motor insurance profitability. This article provides some of the key takeaways from the discussion.
Serving the insurance needs of the dynamic SME market
With SMEs accounting for 99% of the UK's business population, the scale of the insurance opportunity is clear. This content highlights how insurers and brokers can build meaningful relationships with SMEs by educating clients about risk exposures and leveraging data to provide tailored solutions.
Spotlight: ESG in insurance
54% of consumers globally said they would like their insurers to offer green financial services, including climate friendly cover. This infographic highlights the top five ESG strategic priorities for UK commercial insurers and the importance of ESG embedded data.
Could climate change drive an insurance availability crisis?
Climate change is one of the greatest, long-term risks facing the insurance sector. CRIF’s Sara Costantini explains how the strong correlation between the use of ESG key indicators and improved loss ratios highlights the compelling case for more relevant integrated data.