Max Life achieves 99.51% Claims Paid Ratio in FY23; Surpasses 99% for the fourth consecutive year
Surpassing the 99% Claims Paid Ratio for the fourth consecutive year, this progress underlines the ever-increasing customer trust for the brand at the most crucial juncture of the insurance relationship. To ensure superior claims processing, Max Life has been deploying predictive analytics-based underwriting models with robust fraud management controls. Max Life aims to process claims as rapidly as possible, with around 75% of non-early claims (claims made on policies older than three years) paid on the same day. Max Life uses intelligent systems to detect fraud, identify high-risk geographies, and assess the probability of false claims based on non-disclosure.
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FY 2018-19 |
FY 2019-20 |
FY 2020-21 |
FY 2021-22 |
FY 2022-23 |
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98.74%[1] |
99.22%[2] |
99.35%[3] |
99.34%[4] |
99.51%[5] |
The company has also been proactive in providing customers with swifter, frictionless services and a superior customer experience. This has enabled Max Life to build long-term trust, enhance customer satisfaction, and improve its Net Promoter Score (NPS). With digital investments in claims and underwriting over the last five years, Max Life has consistently improved its claims-paid ratio from 98.74% in FY'19 to 99.51% in FY'23.
[1] Basis IRDAI Annual Report 2018-19
[2] Basis IRDAI Annual Report 2019-20
[3] Basis IRDAI Annual Report 2020-21
[4] Basis IRDAI Annual Report 2021-22
[5] Source: IRDAI Handbook on Indian Insurance Statistics 2022-23
*Bharose Ka Number is Max Life's Brand Campaign on the Claims Paid Ratio. Claims Paid Ratio is a ratio of the death claims paid against the number of death claims received in a Financial Year.
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