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Per a recent article in S&P Global, the auto insurance market’s profitability is turning around: https://lnkd.in/e5N8bDan

And VERVE is at the forefront of this transformation.

COVID was a head fake for our industry.

During the pandemic, we experienced a brief decline in frequency as people stayed home.

But once they hit the roads again, driving habits worsened, and the cost of accidents skyrocketed due to supply chain issues and pricier repairs.

Regulators were slow to approve rate increases, and insurers hesitated to ask.

However, the tide is turning.

Now, leading insurers like Progressive Insurance and Allstate are starting to see profits again: https://lnkd.in/e2kRfJsh

New entrants like VERVE are outperforming the market because we have a clear vision of profitable niches and the appropriate rates to serve them.

In contrast, some big legacy companies are struggling to catch up. They were slow to realize the need for rate adjustments, relying on outdated, low-frequency data.

This miscalculation cost them dearly – losses of 10 to 20 cents per dollar on billions.

Despite these challenges, there are promising signs.

Rate approvals are coming through, and industry leaders are making money again.

VERVE is well positioned within this shifting landscape. We’re able to leverage our distinct advantage: combining innovative strategies with deep industry knowledge.

The legacy players are still grappling with inadequate rates and slow adaptation.

But VERVE’s agile approach and precise targeting mean we’re not just keeping pace; we’re also empowered to leverage our scalable technology and distribution platform to:

• Source and mine internal and external data sets from the auto insurance industry.
• Apply predictive analytics to that data.
• Use those analytics to find profitable niches within the $316 billion private passenger auto insurance market.
• Produce underwriting profits that outperform the industry.
• Provide outsized returns to our insurance and reinsurance partners.

We’re leading the charge.

It’s time for a new era in auto insurance.

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