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Verisk Analytics
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Raw datasourcesWhere the data comes fromCompute &infrastructureWhere it runsVerisk dataplatformPooling & analytics engineAnalyticsproductsUnderwriting & claims too…InsurancecustomersWho buys itDATInsurer consortiumPUBPublic & third-party dataAMZNAWS / cloud computeVRSKVerisk AnalyticsCATCatastrophe modelsISOISO underwriting dataXACXactwareAFDAnti-fraud & ClaimSearchREIReinsurers & brokersP&CP&C insurers
Company details
Market cap
~$36B
P/E ratio
~27×
Div yield
~1.1%
Revenue
~$3.1B
Net income
~$0.9B
Profit margin
~30%
Rev. growth
+6.6%
Subscription rev.
~83%
In plain English
Verisk is the data spine of the U.S. property-and-casualty insurance industry. Insurers feed it their claims and policy data; Verisk pools it, enriches it with catastrophe models and anti-fraud analytics, and sells it back to nearly every major carrier on sticky subscriptions. After selling off its energy (Wood Mackenzie) and financial-services arms, it is now a pure-play insurance-analytics company.
In simple terms
What Verisk Analytics really sells
Verisk is the data spine of the U.S. property-and-casualty insurance industry. Insurers feed it their claims and policy data; Verisk pools it, enriches it with catastrophe models and anti-fraud analytics, and sells it back to nearly every major carrier on sticky subscriptions. After selling off its energy (Wood Mackenzie) and financial-services arms, it is now a pure-play insurance-analytics company.
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