Building a profitable private flood insurance program has major challenges. One-stop access to enhanced data analytics and underwriting information from Verisk can help you compete in this environment.
The private residential flood insurance market, long ceded to the National Flood Insurance Program, may be ready for a comeback. Explore the possibilities—potential personal flood premium for owner-occupied residences in the 48 contiguous states, as well as ways to assess the risk exposure—in our new white paper.
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Develop and enhance your program with actuarially sound rating information and coverage for homeowners and businesses of all sizes.
WaterLine™ is a risk selection and assessment tool that helps underwriters by scoring individual properties on hazards including river flooding, surface water, and storm surge.
FloodAssist® reports help identify properties in FEMA flood zones and our Building Code Effectiveness Classifications help underwriters distinguish between communities with strong and weak code enforcement.
Leverage comprehensive tools to assess and manage inland flood risk for locations on and off floodplains.
Save time, prevent and catch potential errors, obtain reports in usable form, and produce faster, better claim estimates.
Assess flood risk with WaterLine, Verisk’s flood hazard score, which goes beyond traditional property-level risk characteristics.
WaterLine provides an accurate assessment of location-level flood hazard for insurers, with scores available on every location in the contiguous United States.
When confronting the sewer backup peril, understanding both coverage & related weather factors can help you better understand and account for your policyholders' exposure
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