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Verisk (VRSK) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.
Investors looking for stocks in the Business - Information Services sector might want to consider either INTERTEK GP (IKTSY) or Verisk Analytics (VRSK). But which of these two stocks offers value investors a better bang for their buck right now?
Commitment to shareholder returns makes Verisk (VRSK) a reliable way for investors to compound wealth over the long term.
Verisk's (VRSK) revenues decline year over year in third-quarter 2023 after the sale of the Financial Services, and Energy and Specialized Markets segments.
Verisk's (VRSK) revenues are likely to decline after disposing the Energy and Specialized Markets and Financial Services segments.
Verisk Analytics has divested its troubled Financial Services Business, focusing on its core insurance markets. The company has also sold its Wood Mackenzie business, which faced challenges in the energy sector. Verisk's dedicated focus on the insurance industry and strong financial performance make it a high-quality growth company, but the stock is currently overvalued.
Verisk (VRSK) benefits from a strong acquisition strategy, while having a robust liquidity position. However, being confined to one segment may hurt revenues.
Jimena Blanco, senior research director and chief analyst and Verisk Maplecroft, discusses Spanish inflation figures and the latest on the Spanish general elections.
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Verisk Analytics is a market-leading company underpinned by a strong moat. The company's recent shift to only focus on insurance will strengthen its data set, which in turn will help them provide customers with superior products. I believe the company has very little risk considering the high retention rates (+95%) and 81% of revenue comes from subscription/long-term contracts.