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A Podcasts series on Incoming Multinationals in India: Property & Casualty Claims – Evolution, Trends, Opportunities & Outlook

Join experts as they discuss loss adjustment and claim recovery for multinationals in India's growing economy.

With the phenomenal growth of India as a major economy, we are witnessing increased focus and investment from multinational organizations entering the market. In this context, a pertinent question arises regarding the efficiency of loss adjustment and claim recovery, ensuring that businesses do not lose momentum in their growth. In this episode, we aim to address some of the questions that multinational risk managers typically consider when thinking about India.

Sajal Ray, Key Multinational Client Leader at Marsh India, will moderate the discussion. He will speak with Adrian Sargent, Global Multinational Claims Leader at Marsh United Kingdom, and Sidhartha Patnaik, Claims Advocacy Leader at Marsh India. Joining them is Avya Kapoor, who has played a significant role in shaping conversations around claims in India. Avya brings over 20 years of experience in the field and is currently the Director of Operations at Proclaim India.

Key takeaways

  • Marsh’s robust global network and standardized claims handling protocol provide a significant advantage for multinational organizations operating in India.
  • Local claims expertise in managing both large and small claims, while continuously evolving with the changing ecosystem, is essential.
  • Multinational clients expect local insurers and loss adjusters to demonstrate flexibility and adapt global best practices in claims adjustment.
  • Emerging industries in India require specialized knowledge for effective claims handling, which can be accessed through Marsh’s industry claim specialists.
  • Regular interaction with loss adjusters fosters confidence, transparency, and a deeper understanding of clients’ risks and operations, ultimately enabling faster claim settlements.
  • Natural catastrophes, social inflation, and technological disruption are key catalysts shaping the future of multinational claims in India.

Episode 1

A Podcasts series on Incoming Multinationals in India: Property & Casualty Claims – Evolution, Trends, Opportunities & Outlook

Our people

Adrian Sargent

Adrian Sargent

Global Multinational Claims leader

  • United Kingdom

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Sidhartha Pattnaik

Claims Advocacy Leader

  • India

Avya Kapoor

Avya Kapoor

Operations Director, Proclaim Surveyors & Loss Adjuster

  • India

Sajal Ray

Sajal Ray

Key Multinational Client Leader, Marsh Multinational, Multinational

  • India

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