Verisk Analytics IncVerisk's loss estimates highlight its catastrophe modeling services, likely boosting demand for its analytics.

Verisk Analytics estimates insured losses from the July 28 earthquake near Kumamoto City, Japan, will range from 220 billion to 340 billion Japanese yen, or approximately $1.4 billion to $2.1 billion. The 6.8 magnitude quake struck at a shallow depth of about 10 kilometers, causing extensive damage to transportation networks and leaving roughly 48,000 homes without power. Several semiconductor, electronic, and automotive facilities temporarily suspended operations, raising concerns about supply chain disruptions. Verisk noted that its loss estimates are dominated by ground-shaking damage and said it may provide updates as it continues to monitor the event.
Verisk Analytics IncVerisk's loss estimates highlight its catastrophe modeling services, likely boosting demand for its analytics.