Reconstruction cost trends for October 2015 as reported in 360Value Quarterly Cost Update by Verisk. Used for insurance-to-value (ITV) coverage A estimates.
Verisk sees significant opportunities for homeowners insurers to use geospatial data in property inspections.
Survey finds majority of large homeowners insurers are incorporating by-peril rating structures, predictive analytics to more closely align premium to risk.
A Verisk Analytics roundtable explores emerging trends, the opportunities they present, and the new risk exposures they pose that could affect coverage.
Verisk’s Property Claim Services (PCS) designated six catastrophe events in the third quarter of 2014, making this the quietest third quarter in the past decade with…
Reconstruction cost trends for October 2014 as reported in 360Value Quarterly Cost Update by Verisk. Used for insurance-to-value (ITV), coverage A estimates.
The ISO Risk Analyzer in 360Value helps underwriters assess property-specific peril risks to better project replacement cost estimates.
An analysis of Verisk's A-PLUS property database indicates that 2014 was a better year for hail losses than were the preceding six years.
Reconstruction cost trends for July 2014 as reported in 360Value Quarterly Cost Update by Verisk. Used for insurance-to-value (ITV) coverage A estimates.
Hail is a major risk management priority for property insurers, and the new analytics from Verisk help insurers manage hail risk more effectively.
Learn how property slope and site access may affect insurance coverage limits.
Advancements in homeowners data and analytics and improved insight into risk are increasing insurer confidence in underwriting.
ISO's Building Code Effectiveness Grading Schedule identifies communities with strong code enforcement policies, linked to reducing hail property losses.ISO's Building…
Insurers’ profits and profitability slipped in first-quarter 2014 as underwriting results deteriorated.
Verisk’s Property Claim Services reports catastrophe activity in the first quarter of 2014 was below average, amounting to $2.2 billion in insured losses.