Insurers can gain ready online access to the risk of crime by postcode under a new perils model launched by emapsite.
CoreLogic Expands Natural Catastrophe Risk Management Solution with Addition of Probabilistic Flood Model
Updates include Italy Earthquake, North Atlantic Hurricane and US Offshore Energy Risk Assessment as well as Geocoder Enhancements
Crawford® Issues Hurricane Katrina Whitepaper on Storm’s Ten-year Anniversary
Paper looks at storm effects, claims handling from adjusters on-site and technology developments since 2005
Software as a Service set to transform the insurance industry
Insurance as a service: Software as a Service set to transform the insurance industry – Half of insurers believe SaaS will transform the industry within five years
Xactware and Verisk Climate Make It Easier to Validate Weather-Related Claims
Benchmark for Xactimate helps adjusters and contractors save time and improve customer service
CoreLogic Introduces Proprietary Wind Verification Technology
CoreLogic Introduces Proprietary Wind Verification Technology ––New Scientific-Based Analytics To Help Insurers Improve Claims Accuracy and Processing—
CoreLogic Releases Annual Natural Hazard Risk Summary and Analysis
CoreLogic® Releases Annual Natural Hazard Risk Summary and Analysis —Report Highlights Significant Natural Disasters in 2014
New spending data primed to fill insurer knowledge gap
A comprehensive new dataset is primed to fill a troublesome knowledge gap for life insurers by providing key insights into customer lifestyles.
Bushfire predictions a wake-up call for insurers
A new report warning the country’s fire seasons are getting drastically worse should act as a red alert for underprepared insurers, according to one of Australia’s top catastrophic risk experts.
CoreLogic Releases New Hurricane Storm Surge Risk Analysis
2014 CoreLogic® Storm Surge Analysis Identifies More Than 6.5 Million US Homes with Total Reconstruction Value of Nearly $1.5 Trillion at Risk of Hurricane Storm Surge Damage —More than $986 billion in risk is concentrated within 15 major metro areas