Verisk is exploring the creation of an excess and surplus (E&S) data pool to help insurers do a better job selecting risks and pricing insurance policies.
A Washington State Supreme Court ruling— along with the decision’s potentially broad implications for insurance companies—provides a particularly strong illustration of how important it is for insurers to keep abreast of case law developments.
A team from Verisk's Atmospheric and Environmental Research (AER), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Microsoft Research, and Stanford University published an opinion article in WIREs Climate Change on the benefits of applying machine learning to the practice of subseasonal-to-seasonal (S2S) weather prediction.
Verisk and Guidewire Software, Inc., provider of the industry platform property and casualty insurers rely upon, recently announced that Verisk's motor vehicle report (MVR) accelerator has received the Ready for Guidewire designation.
Aerial imagery, connected cars and homes, artificial intelligence, and automation were just a few of the topics discussed at the third annual Verisk Risk & Analytics Summit, as more than 230 property/casualty professionals gathered to share ways to rethink insurance for a rapidly changing world.
ISO Electronic Rating Content—working with Guidewire—is further expanding its ability to help property and casualty insurers be more nimble, efficient and cost effective.
Homeowners underwriting is at the precipice of a major evolution driven by demographic shifts, technological advances, and changes in customer expectations.
In February, ISO released the National Building Code Assessment Report on the status of the nation’s building codes, including individual assessments of each participating state.