Verisk’s Extreme Event Solutions business cites exposure growth, impacts from climate change and climate variability and an increasing frequency of catastrophe events as contributors to steady rise in anticipated costs.
Actineo, SV-Krug, and Rocket ES join forces under the Verisk brand to highlight its unparalleled Claims Management expertise in the German insurance ecosystem.
Verisk and The American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) today reported that half-year 2024 gains for the insurance industry are estimated to be $95 billion.
The Extreme Event Solutions group at Verisk estimates industry insured losses to onshore property from wind in the U.S. for Hurricane Beryl will range between USD 2 billion to USD 3 billion.
This integration makes Verisk’s latest ISO commercial lines rating information available within ChainThat’s platform, addressing the industry’s challenge of staying current with frequently changing market realities and emerging risks.
These fully integrated solutions provide ultra-fast ROI and are designed to transform how global insurers and banks are run by unlocking value across all facets of the business.
This strategic integration revolutionizes the ecosystem for theft-recovery and security of assets and offers unprecedented benefits to businesses across agriculture, construction, and industrial services industries.
According to key financial indicators for private U.S. property/casualty insurers, 2023 followed similar trends in underwriting losses to those seen in a difficult 2022.
Mavera’s operations in Sweden support Verisk’s expansion in Europe and its continued growth as a technology and analytics partner to the global insurance industry.
These solutions aim to accelerate claims processes by leveraging advanced analytics and automation to improve efficiency and accuracy in claims management.