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Phoenix Insurance to Pay $20 Million in Compensation for Delayed Payouts
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First reported by TheMarker · 4 hours ago
What happened
Israeli insurance company Phoenix will pay 74 million shekels in compensation to customers for illegally delaying payouts and withholding interest. The settlement, approved by the Tel Aviv District Court, also impacts other major insurers and changes future interest payment procedures.
- 01Phoenix Insurance to pay 74 million shekels in compensation.
- 02Company illegally delayed insurance payouts and withheld interest.
- 03Settlement covers past customers and changes future procedures.
- 04Other major Israeli insurers were also involved in the lawsuit.
- 05Lawyers to receive 15.5 million shekels in fees.
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