VRSK
6/29/26

VERISK ANALYTICS (VRSK)

Monday
8:58 AM
Thesis: Recent earnings trends show declining net income and EPS, raising concerns about the sustainability of growth amidst competitive pressures.

Revenue Outlook

MetricFY2025FY2026EFY2027E
Revenue$3.1B$3.2B$3.4B
Rev. Growth+6.6%+4.9%+6.8%
EPS$6.51$7.67$8.68
EPS Growth-3.4%+17.8%+13.2%
P/E (fwd)28.0×23.8×21.0×
Analysts see FY2027 revenue reaching $3.4B +6.8% growth in a single year.

What Moves the Stock

  1. 1Changes in insurance market dynamics, particularly loss ratios and underwriting profitability
  2. 2Regulatory changes impacting data usage in insurance and financial services
  3. 3Demand for advanced analytics in risk management
  4. 4M&A activity within the insurance sector
  5. 5Insurance Solutions - 60%
  6. 6Energy and Specialized Markets - 25%
  7. 7Financial Services - 15%
  8. 8Increased demand for data-driven decision-making in insurance
FY2025 Snapshot
Revenue
$3.1B
EPS
$6.51
1Y Return
-39.6%

VRSK Chart

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My Notes

  • "Management noted, 'We are facing increased competition that is impacting our margins and growth potential.'"
  • Moat: Verisk's extensive proprietary data and established client relationships provide a strong competitive moat.
  • growth - investors are likely attracted due to Verisk's potential for revenue growth through expanding its analytics capabilities and client…
  • Interest rates affect Verisk primarily through the cost of capital for clients in the financial services sector…
  • Watch on earnings: Insurance premium growth rates, Regulatory changes in data usage, Retention rates of key customers.

One Sentence Summary:

Verisk Analytics: the story is balanced — changes in insurance market dynamics, particularly loss ratios and underwriting profitability.

Auto-composed from Stock Alarm intelligence, financial statements, and analyst estimates. Not investment advice.

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