Understanding Claim Settlement Ratio (CSR)

When selecting an insurance policy, most focus on the premium. However, the most critical factor for your family's financial security is the Claim Settlement Ratio.

What is Claim Settlement Ratio?

The Claim Settlement Ratio (CSR) is a metric that shows the percentage of claims an insurance company has paid out of the total claims it received during a financial year.

The Formula:
CSR = (Total Claims Settled / Total Claims Received) × 100

For example, if an insurer receives 100 claims and settles 98 of them, their CSR is 98%. The remaining 2% might be rejected due to non-disclosure of medical facts or missing documentation.

Why is CSR Important?

Reliability

A high CSR (above 95%) indicates the company is reliable and fulfills its promises to policyholders.

Financial Stability

Consistent ratios over 5 years suggest the insurer is financially healthy and processes claims efficiently.

Peace of Mind

It gives you confidence that your nominee will not face unnecessary hurdles during a difficult time.

Key Performance Indicators

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