Verisk has launched a new catastrophe model to help quantify the financial impacts of strikes, riots and civil commotion (SRCC) in the US. The model helps underwriters and risk managers assess ...

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Verisk is a company that assesses risk for insurance companies using catastrophe computer models. They are “simulated wildfires, simulated tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes,” Newbold explained.

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Verisk launches a new catastrophe model to assess financial impacts of civil unrest, enhancing risk management for insurers.

The Verisk SRCC Model for the U.S. has a 500,000-year stochastic catalog, capturing the frequency and severity across the spectrum of plausible loss-causing unrest across every ZIP Code in the ...

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The Verisk SRCC Model for the U.S. has a 500,000-year stochastic catalog, capturing the frequency and severity across the spectrum of plausible loss-causing unrest across every ZIP Code in the ...

Verisk is a company that assesses risk for insurance companies using catastrophe computer models. They are “simulated wildfires, simulated tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes,” Newbold explained.