Here's what we here at Verisk accomplished in 2022.
While Q1 2022 brought underwriting gains for P/C insurers, inflation continued to create significant challenges for insurers.
Learn about updates to ISO insurance programs and underwriting solutions for 2021 and what's in store for 2022.
While 2020 was a disruptive year, ISO reaffirmed its commitment to our customers. Here's a look at our year in review.
COVID-19 has accelerated the digitization of insurance. Now, more than ever, insurers are turning to virtual technology and AI to help serve customers.
The insurance industry performed well in nine-months 2018, helped by continued growth in premiums and investment income, according to an analysis by Verisk's ISO and the…
The growth of smartphones and online shopping has changed consumers' expectations. They want a fast, accurate, and personalized buying experience. They want coverages for…
Private U.S. property/casualty insurers saw their net income after taxes more than double to $34 billion in first-half 2018 from $15.5 billion in first-half 2017
In this second installment of a two-part series on technology platforms that are revolutionizing the insurance industry, Verisk’s Jason Polayes shares some opinions on…
In this first installment of a two-part series on technology platforms that are revolutionizing the insurance industry, Verisk’s Tim Coyle gives a primer on microservices…
Our economy is in the midst of major disruption, with technology and pressure from insurtech startups changing almost everything we do and the way our customers behave.
A new Verisk Innovation Paper, Application Integrity: The Whole Truth, explores the mystery of three large personal automobile insurance carriers that were struggling…
Designated GOES-R prior to launch, the satellite became GOES-16 after successful initial on-orbit checkout when it joined NOAA’s constellation of weather satellites in…
Behavioral data and predictive analytics could render proxies obsolete in underwriting, pricing, and reducing insurance risk.
The unique preferences and buying habits of millennials may force insurers to build a distinct marketing infrastructure around this one significant demographic.