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  • News From Press Decoding insurance claim settlement ratio

    Decoding insurance claim settlement ratio

    Source: Mint Aug 12, 2019

    Claim settlement ratio is the ratio of the number of claims that the insurer has paid over the number of claims filed by the nominees during a particular period. “If a life insurer has a claims settlement ratio of 90%, it means that the insurer has paid 90 of every 100 claims filed during the year," said Mahavir Chopra, director of health, life and strategic initiatives at Coverfox.com. Why is it important? “It’s important for a customer to look into this number to get an idea of how efficiently and quickly the claims are processed by an insurer," said Rohan Kumar, chief executive officer and co-founder, Toffee Insurance.

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