What type of crime is typically monitored by the NICB related to property?

The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) primarily focuses on property crimes, particularly those related to insurance fraud and losses. Financial crimes encompass a wide range of illegal activities that involve deceitful means to gain financial benefits, and many of these activities intersect with property crimes, especially in terms of fraudulent claims related to property damage or theft.

For instance, the NICB tracks cases of arson, vehicle theft, and other property-related offenses that may involve fraudulent insurance claims. By monitoring these types of crimes, the NICB plays a crucial role in helping law enforcement and insurers detect and mitigate insurance fraud, thus protecting consumers and maintaining the integrity of the insurance industry. While violent crimes, cyber crimes, and traffic violations are important areas of law enforcement, they do not fall within the NICB's primary focus area related to property crimes.