Verisk's new PAAS Explorer can save insurers time and help prevent premium leakage.
The big question facing many insurers and policyholders is: Are we equipped for these rare-but-devastating disasters?
BCEGS was among the key sources for a FEMA study that demonstrated that building codes reduce financial losses in natural catastrophes.
A recent Verisk study of our customers uncovered a correlation between profitability and the use of our surveys, and that report is available now.
The tragic fire this week at Notre Dame in Paris is a reminder that why historic buildings are at additional risk when undergoing renovation.
ISO has released the 2019 National Building Code Assessment Report, detailing the status of the nation’s building codes, including assessments of participating states.
Insurers rely on data and analytics to help them mitigate risk, project future losses, and set premiums. Much of that information is delivered automatically, and insurers…
In the wake of the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower, the London Fire Brigade asked Verisk to perform an analysis on buildings in the UK that have similar characteristics to…
Verisk periodically publishes a list of the costliest historical U.S. earthquakes—were they to recur today.
Verisk's AIR Worldwide team surveyed areas around downtown Miami and the Florida Keys to understand the nature and intensity of wind and storm surge damage from Hurricane…
Building code effectiveness and enforcement are vital to a community’s risk mitigation and something most insurers consider highly important when underwriting a property…
The very existence of residents and businessowners in coastal communities depends on the tides, but there’s also an ebb and flow that affects building codes.
The green building trend is a positive one, but insurers need to consider the risks involved with covering these properties.
Robert Andrews, vice president and chief field operations officer, Verisk Insurance Solutions, interviews Leslie Chapman-Henderson of the nonprofit Federal Alliance for…
An analysis by ISO Community Hazard Mitigation shows states participating in BCEGS® show markedly improved building code adoption and enforcement.