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IRDAI asks insurers to fast track cyclone Remal claims

by AIP Online Bureau | Jun 4, 2024 | Disaster & Management, Eco/Invest/Demography, Indian News, Life, Non-Life, Regulation | 0 comments

Insurers have been advised to settle claim payments/on account payments at the earliest and also encourage policyholders to use electronic communication wherever possible for correspondence

Hyderabad: As the cyclone Remal have caused widespread loss of lives, property (homes and businesses) and infrastructure in various states, the sector regulator IRDAI issued instructions to all insurers including life and standalone health insurance companies, on Tuesday, for quick settlement of claims arising out of the havoc created by the cyclone and subsequent heavy rains causing floods.

The IRDAI has asked the insurers to mobilise all resources to ensure immediate service response including engaging the services of surveyors, loss adjustors and investigators.

The insurers have been advised to communicate the nomination of a senior executive to the chief secretary immediately. districts reporting large numbers of claims to oversee by a designated district claims service head.

Also, the insurers to give wide publicity on the contact details of these officers in their websites and also in the media.

“Insurers are advised to respond/assist the claimants through their 24×7 helplines, special claims desks at district level with delegated claims settlement authorities for speedy processing and settlement of claims,” said the IRDAI’s instruction.

Insurers have been advised to settle claim payments/on account payments at the earliest and also encourage policyholders to use electronic communication wherever possible for correspondence

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