11 THE SCIENCE OF RISK SM About Verisk Analytics.

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T H E S C I E N C E O F R I S KSM

About Verisk Analytics

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• Who we are• Our approach• Our evolution and growth• Our customers and brands

Agenda

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Who We Are

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Data, Analytics, and Decision Support

Understand

Risk

Fraud Detection and Prevention

Focus on Prediction

Insurance Heritage, recently moved into Healthcare & Mortgage

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Our Approach to the Market

Risk Assessment

Our policy language is standard in

P&C insurance

Identify fraudulent mortgage

applications Proprietary engineering data on most Class A

U.S. commercial buildings

Rating of >46,000 town / city

fire departments

Catastrophe modelspredict hurricane damage monthsbefore landfall

Prediction of loss per risk underwritten

Evaluate which 50 people will represent

20% of all claims dollars in10K-person health plan

Estimate cost to rebuild tornado-

damaged homes

Decision Analytics

Turnkey Solutions and “COGS” for P&C

Insurance Embedded Analytics to Manage Risk

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14.5 billion records in commercial and personal linesOver 1,800 insurers provide dataAlmost 3 billion records submitted

each year

25 years of VIN auto information

Detailed information on over 2.8 million commercial properties

Insurance fraud database with about 700 million claimsUsed by >93% of the P&C industry

Over 20 million annual claim assignments for property lossesUsed by >75% homeowners

insurersModels covering natural

hazardsin over 50 countries

Mortgage analytics based on over50 million applications, borrowersand third-parties

Healthcare analytics referencing nearly 20 million insured lives

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Risk Assessment Decision Analytics

Unique and Valuable Data Assets

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Verisk Evolution Timeline

1971 ISO formed – privately held, not-for-profit organization

1997ISO becomes for-profit, still privately heldISO establishes ESOPAmerican Insurance Services Group (AISG)

2000 ISO Claims Outcome Advisor (COA)

2001 Marine Index Bureau (MIB)

2002 NetMap Analytics, iiX, AIR Worldwide, IntelliCorp

2003 ACI

2004 Quality Planning, DxCG

2005 AppIntelligence and Sysdome, eLiens

2006 RegsData, Xactware, Domus, Urix

2007 HCI, NIA Consulting

2008 Predicted Solutions, AER, DayOne / United Systems

2009 Verisk Analytics IPOD2Hawkeye, TierMed, Enabl-u

2010 Strategic Analytics, Crowe Paradis, 3E Company

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Our People and Credentials

Our Credentials• Highly skilled and disciplined team

• More than 550 advanced degrees, including over 100 Ph.D.s

• More than 70 Fellows and Associates

• Almost 140 CPCUs

• More than 45 CIDMs and AIDMs

• Nearly 200 Certified Fire Protection Specialists

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Our Customers

The Top 100 P&C Insurance Providers

The 10 Largest Global Reinsurers

5 of the 6 Leading Mortgage Insurers

14 of the 20 Leading Mortgage Lenders

Numerous Health Plans & TPA’s

Numerous Government Agencies(DHS, NOAA, NASA, DOD)

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Our Brands

Risk Analysis

Mortgage

Healthcare

P & C

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