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Israeli Insurers to Refund $85 Million Over Late Payout Interest
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First reported by Calcalist · 3 hours ago
What happened
Five Israeli insurance companies will pay out approximately NIS 310.7 million in settlements to resolve class-action lawsuits over interest calculation on late insurance payouts. The agreements, pending court approval, will establish clearer future interest policies.
- 01Five Israeli insurers to pay NIS 310.7 million in settlements.
- 02Dispute concerned interest calculation on late insurance payouts.
- 03Settlements resolve 13-year-old class-action lawsuits.
- 04Funds will be distributed based on claim size and delay.
- 05New rules for future interest calculations are included.
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