Delayed Claim Decisions
Definition
Failure to provide complete documentation in the initial loss assessment phase leads to insurers requesting additional information, extending the decision timeline beyond the 10 business day mandate under the General Insurance Code.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 5,000-20,000 per delayed claim in holding costs (e.g., business interruption at AUD 1,000/day for 10-20 extra days)
- Frequency: Per claim, especially complex business claims
- Root Cause: Manual documentation gaps in initial assessment
Why This Matters
Claims adjusting firms in Australia waste 10-30 business days per claim on documentation delays. Automation of initial loss assessment eliminates this risk.
Affected Stakeholders
Claims Adjusters, Loss Assessors, Business Policyholders
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Related Business Risks
Idle Adjuster Capacity from Rework
Under-Settlement from Poor Documentation
Fehlentscheidungen bei Tarifindikation durch unzureichende, nicht standardisierte Aktuariatsdokumentation
Überhöhter manueller Aufwand bei der Erstellung von Aktuariatsunterlagen für Tarifgenehmigungen
Decision Errors in Catastrophe Modelling
Cost Overrun from Loss Adjustment Expenses
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