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2007
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Boston
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catastrophe modeling software, catastrophe risk analytics, loss modeling platform, insurance risk modeling, weather risk assessment
Industry5 codes
1Catastrophe Risk Modeling & Analytics Services
CodeFSAOACALPrimaryYes
2Catastrophe Modeling & Exposure Management
CodeFSAOAIABPrimaryNo
3Climate Hazard & Catastrophe Modeling (Flood, Wind, Wildfire, Heat, Sea-Level Rise)
CodeEUABALAAPrimaryNo
4Risk Scoring, Hazard & Geospatial Analytics
CodeFSAOAIAEPrimaryNo
5Insurance Underwriting, Pricing & Accumulation Tools (P&C, Specialty, Parametric)
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  • Finance and Insurance52
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  • Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design7373
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Catastrophe Risk Modeling Software
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1Software Platform Licensing
TypeSubscription Recurring
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RiskInsight platform licensing provides access to catastrophe models, loss estimation tools, and customization capabilities. The open platform allows third-party models to be hosted alongside KCC's models.

karenclarkandco.com
2Catastrophe Model Licensing
TypeLicensing Royalties
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Licensing of KCC's suite of catastrophe models covering tropical cyclones, extratropical cyclones, severe convective storms, winter storms, wildfires, floods, and earthquakes in over 80 countries. Models are available individually or as a full suite.

karenclarkandco.com
3Professional Services and Consulting
TypeProfessional Services
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Full suite of consulting services including product pricing, strategic planning, and optimized cloud solutions. KCC's modeling and risk management experts provide actionable solutions for complex risk challenges.

karenclarkandco.com
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Operations
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1RiskInsight
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Open loss modeling platform for real-time loss estimation, claims analyses, pricing, underwriting, and management reporting.

karenclarkandco.com
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Karen Clark & Company develops and licenses the RiskInsight open loss modeling platform and a suite of physics-based catastrophe reference models (hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, wildfires, severe convective storms, winter storms, extratropical cyclones) covering more than 80 countries. These products enable insurers, reinsurers, ILS investors, and brokers to assess, price, underwrite, and manage catastrophe risk, and are complemented by real-time event tracking (LiveEvents), custom model-building tools, and professional consulting services.

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  • 25% improvement in tropical storm forecasting using NOAA-validated data with unmanned aircraft systems
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Karen Clark & Company (KCC) offers a unified platform-plus-modules architecture centered on the RiskInsight Open Loss Modeling Platform, which integrates with specialized catastrophe models, real-time event tracking tools, and model-building utilities. The core RiskInsight platform provides catastrophe risk management applications including geocoding, global mapping, open models, Characteristic Event (CE) metrics, LiveEvents real-time tracking, customization capabilities, and BYO (Build Your Own) model tools. Key integrated products include LiveEvents for real-time event monitoring with daily intensity footprints, WindfieldBuilder for creating custom hurricane intensity footprints, HazardMapper for hazard visualization, and RIUnderwrite for underwriting decisions. KCC's portfolio includes physics-based catastrophe reference models covering tropical cyclones (US, Caribbean, Hawaii, Japan typhoons), extratropical cyclones (Europe), severe convective storms, winter storms, wildfires, floods, and earthquakes across over 80 countries. The company also hosts the annual CATLAB workshop conference and provides consulting services. The models utilize advanced physical modeling technologies with machine learning components and the proprietary Characteristic Event methodology for unbiased spatial coverage.

Product and service13 records
1RiskInsight Open Loss Modeling Platform
CategoryCatastrophe Risk Modeling Software
Description

Comprehensive open loss modeling platform providing catastrophe risk management applications including real-time loss estimation, claims analyses, pricing, underwriting, and management reporting, with customizable models, geocoding, global mapping, CE metrics, LiveEvents, and BYO (Build Your Own) model capabilities.

2US Hurricane Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Tropical Cyclone
Description

Physics-based tropical cyclone model providing high-resolution intensity footprints and loss estimates for hurricanes affecting the United States; certified by the Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology.

3US Winter Storm Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Winter Storm
Description

Multi-peril model simulating winter storm events including Nor'easters and Arctic air outbreaks across the United States; Version 3.0 released in November 2025 with updated scientific simulations indicating increased likelihood of $20 billion or greater losses.

4US Wildfire Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Wildfire
Description

Catastrophe model for wildfire risk assessment in the United States; Version 3.0 completed California Department of Insurance PRID review in August 2025 and is accepted for rate filings in 24 other states.

5US Earthquake Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Earthquake
Description

Seismic risk model providing location-level risk across the United States, incorporating known and unknown faults, liquefaction, and fire-following earthquake impacts.

6US Flood Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Flood
Description

High-resolution flood risk model for both inland and coastal flood in the United States, incorporating machine learning techniques for digital elevation modeling and climate change impacts; first flood model certified by the Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology.

7US Severe Convective Storm Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Severe Convective Storm
Description

Physics-based multi-peril model providing high-resolution intensity footprints and losses for tornadoes, straight-line winds, and hail in the United States, with daily intensity footprints for real-time claims and loss estimations via LiveEvents.

8European Extratropical Cyclone Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Extratropical Cyclone
Description

Advanced physical model simulating the atmospheric environment to provide impacts of intense wind events across Europe, capturing the complex structures of extratropical cyclones.

9Japan Typhoon Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Tropical Cyclone
Description

Typhoon model for Japan providing high-resolution intensity footprints and loss estimates for tropical cyclone events in the region.

10Caribbean Hurricane Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Tropical Cyclone
Description

Regional hurricane model covering Caribbean territories with high-resolution tropical cyclone risk assessment.

11Hawaii Hurricane Reference Model
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Tropical Cyclone
Description

Regional hurricane model for Hawaii providing tropical cyclone risk assessment for the Hawaiian Islands.

12Regional Earthquake Models (Alaska, Australia, Canada, Caribbean, Central America, Hawaii, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, South America)
CategoryCatastrophe Model - Earthquake
Description

Suite of regional earthquake models covering Alaska, Australia, Canada, Caribbean, Central America, Hawaii, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, and South America for seismic risk assessment outside the United States.

13Consulting Services
CategoryProfessional Services - Risk Consulting
Description

Full suite of professional consulting services including product pricing, strategic planning, and optimized cloud solutions delivered by KCC's modeling and risk management experts to insurance and reinsurance clients.

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Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2021-04-26
Description

American Family Group, a major US insurance carrier, entered into a multi-year agreement with KCC for access to catastrophe models and platform services, demonstrating KCC's ability to serve large primary insurance operations.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2020-02-24
Description

Guy Carpenter, a leading global risk and reinsurance specialist, licensed the full suite of KCC catastrophe models. This partnership enables Guy Carpenter to provide clients with KCC's advanced catastrophe modeling capabilities for risk assessment and reinsurance structuring.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2009-07-20
Description

TigerRisk Partners formed a strategic partnership with KCC for catastrophe risk modeling collaboration, combining TigerRisk's advisory capabilities with KCC's modeling expertise.

Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2009-05-19
Description

KCC was selected by NAIC to consult on catastrophe models, providing scientific expertise to support regulatory oversight of insurance catastrophe risk assessment methodologies.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

IBHS research is featured at KCC events, providing research on mitigation measures including FORTIFIED Home standards showing $4 to $11 in future recovery expense savings per dollar invested in mitigation.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Direct competitor in catastrophe modeling for insurance and reinsurance; offers RiskLink, RiskBrowser, and a comparable suite of peril models (hurricane, earthquake, flood) used by major insurers and reinsurers globally. Acquired by Moody's in 2021.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Direct competitor providing catastrophe modeling services to (re)insurers; offers ELEMENTS platform with multi-peril models across global geographies. Operates within Aon's reinsurance solutions division, sharing parentage with Guy Carpenter (a KCC customer).

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Broad incumbent in property data and risk analytics for insurance, offering hazard models, property data, and underwriting workflow tools. Overlaps with KCC in catastrophe risk analytics but operates a much wider property intelligence portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Public insurance analytics incumbent with broad offerings across underwriting, claims, and property risk; provides Touchstone for cat modeling and is a much larger, more diversified competitor. Customers include most major insurers globally.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large global reinsurer with proprietary catastrophe modeling capabilities and Sigma research; while primarily a reinsurer rather than a vendor, it competes for modeling-driven thought leadership and influence over industry risk frameworks.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Emerging climate and property risk analytics company using AI and aerial imagery for wildfire and severe convective storm risk assessment; competes with KCC's Wildfire and SCS models at the intersection of climate risk and insurance underwriting.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Emerging player in probabilistic climate risk modeling, focused on tropical cyclones and wind hazards; uses physics-based and machine learning approaches that overlap with KCC's methodology for ILS and reinsurance clients.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Specialty risk modeling company for cyber accumulation risk serving insurers and reinsurers; comparable business model of providing analytics to insurance markets but in a different peril (cyber vs. natural catastrophe).

TypeOthers
Description

Research and analytics provider covering energy and natural resources including climate transition risk; adjacent to KCC's climate-conditioned modeling work and serves similar institutional insurance and investment clients.

TypeOthers
Description

Provides catastrophe bond and ILS market data, pricing, and analytics used by ILS investors and reinsurance underwriters; not a direct competitor to KCC's peril models but serves the same capital markets buyers with adjacent data and analytics.

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Karen Clark & Company

Catastrophe Risk Modeling Softwarekarenclarkandco.com

Karen Clark & Company firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Karen Clark & Company
Legal name
Karen Clark & Company
Website
https://karenclarkandco.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2007
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
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Karen Clark & Company industry classification

Industry
Product category
Catastrophe Risk Modeling Software
NAICS
Finance and Insurance (52)
SIC
Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373)
akta.pro primary industry
Catastrophe Risk Modeling & Analytics Services (FSAOACAL)
akta.pro secondary industries
Catastrophe Modeling & Exposure Management (FSAOAIAB), Climate Hazard & Catastrophe Modeling (Flood, Wind, Wildfire, Heat, Sea-Level Rise) (EUABALAA), Risk Scoring, Hazard & Geospatial Analytics (FSAOAIAE), Insurance Underwriting, Pricing & Accumulation Tools (P&C, Specialty, Parametric) (EUABALAF)

Keywords

  • Catastrophe modeling software
  • Catastrophe risk analytics
  • Loss modeling platform
  • Insurance risk modeling
  • Weather risk assessment

Where Karen Clark & Company is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Boston
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Karen Clark & Company business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Operations

Revenue model

  1. Software Platform Licensing: RiskInsight platform licensing provides access to catastrophe models, loss estimation tools, and customization capabilities. The open platform allows third-party models to be hosted alongside KCC's models.
  2. Catastrophe Model Licensing: Licensing of KCC's suite of catastrophe models covering tropical cyclones, extratropical cyclones, severe convective storms, winter storms, wildfires, floods, and earthquakes in over 80 countries. Models are available individually or as a full suite.
  3. Professional Services and Consulting: Full suite of consulting services including product pricing, strategic planning, and optimized cloud solutions. KCC's modeling and risk management experts provide actionable solutions for complex risk challenges.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Karen Clark & Company product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Karen Clark & Company develops and licenses the RiskInsight open loss modeling platform and a suite of physics-based catastrophe reference models (hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, wildfires, severe convective storms, winter storms, extratropical cyclones) covering more than 80 countries. These products enable insurers, reinsurers, ILS investors, and brokers to assess, price, underwrite, and manage catastrophe risk, and are complemented by real-time event tracking (LiveEvents), custom model-building tools, and professional consulting services.

Product overview

Karen Clark & Company (KCC) offers a unified platform-plus-modules architecture centered on the RiskInsight Open Loss Modeling Platform, which integrates with specialized catastrophe models, real-time event tracking tools, and model-building utilities. The core RiskInsight platform provides catastrophe risk management applications including geocoding, global mapping, open models, Characteristic Event (CE) metrics, LiveEvents real-time tracking, customization capabilities, and BYO (Build Your Own) model tools. Key integrated products include LiveEvents for real-time event monitoring with daily intensity footprints, WindfieldBuilder for creating custom hurricane intensity footprints, HazardMapper for hazard visualization, and RIUnderwrite for underwriting decisions. KCC's portfolio includes physics-based catastrophe reference models covering tropical cyclones (US, Caribbean, Hawaii, Japan typhoons), extratropical cyclones (Europe), severe convective storms, winter storms, wildfires, floods, and earthquakes across over 80 countries. The company also hosts the annual CATLAB workshop conference and provides consulting services. The models utilize advanced physical modeling technologies with machine learning components and the proprietary Characteristic Event methodology for unbiased spatial coverage.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • RiskInsight: Open loss modeling platform for real-time loss estimation, claims analyses, pricing, underwriting, and management reporting.
  • LiveEvents
  • CATLAB
  • Characteristic Events (CE)
  • WindfieldBuilder

Products and services

  • RiskInsight Open Loss Modeling Platform Comprehensive open loss modeling platform providing catastrophe risk management applications including real-time loss estimation, claims analyses, pricing, underwriting, and management reporting, with customizable models, geocoding, global mapping, CE metrics, LiveEvents, and BYO (Build Your Own) model capabilities.
  • US Hurricane Reference Model Physics-based tropical cyclone model providing high-resolution intensity footprints and loss estimates for hurricanes affecting the United States; certified by the Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology.
  • US Winter Storm Reference Model Multi-peril model simulating winter storm events including Nor'easters and Arctic air outbreaks across the United States; Version 3.0 released in November 2025 with updated scientific simulations indicating increased likelihood of $20 billion or greater losses.
  • US Wildfire Reference Model Catastrophe model for wildfire risk assessment in the United States; Version 3.0 completed California Department of Insurance PRID review in August 2025 and is accepted for rate filings in 24 other states.
  • US Earthquake Reference Model Seismic risk model providing location-level risk across the United States, incorporating known and unknown faults, liquefaction, and fire-following earthquake impacts.
  • US Flood Reference Model High-resolution flood risk model for both inland and coastal flood in the United States, incorporating machine learning techniques for digital elevation modeling and climate change impacts; first flood model certified by the Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology.
  • US Severe Convective Storm Reference Model Physics-based multi-peril model providing high-resolution intensity footprints and losses for tornadoes, straight-line winds, and hail in the United States, with daily intensity footprints for real-time claims and loss estimations via LiveEvents.
  • European Extratropical Cyclone Reference Model Advanced physical model simulating the atmospheric environment to provide impacts of intense wind events across Europe, capturing the complex structures of extratropical cyclones.
  • Japan Typhoon Reference Model Typhoon model for Japan providing high-resolution intensity footprints and loss estimates for tropical cyclone events in the region.
  • Caribbean Hurricane Reference Model Regional hurricane model covering Caribbean territories with high-resolution tropical cyclone risk assessment.
  • Hawaii Hurricane Reference Model Regional hurricane model for Hawaii providing tropical cyclone risk assessment for the Hawaiian Islands.
  • Regional Earthquake Models (Alaska, Australia, Canada, Caribbean, Central America, Hawaii, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, South America) Suite of regional earthquake models covering Alaska, Australia, Canada, Caribbean, Central America, Hawaii, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, and South America for seismic risk assessment outside the United States.
  • Consulting Services Full suite of professional consulting services including product pricing, strategic planning, and optimized cloud solutions delivered by KCC's modeling and risk management experts to insurance and reinsurance clients.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 25% improvement in tropical storm forecasting using NOAA-validated data with unmanned aircraft systems
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Karen Clark & Company

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Karen Clark & Company technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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AI maturity

App detail

AI capability3 records

Feature8 records

Karen Clark & Company partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • American Family GroupcoreTechnology or Integration · 26 April 2021American Family Group, a major US insurance carrier, entered into a multi-year agreement with KCC for access to catastrophe models and platform services, demonstrating KCC's ability to serve large primary insurance operations.
  • Guy CarpentercoreTechnology or Integration · 24 February 2020Guy Carpenter, a leading global risk and reinsurance specialist, licensed the full suite of KCC catastrophe models. This partnership enables Guy Carpenter to provide clients with KCC's advanced catastrophe modeling capabilities for risk assessment and reinsurance structuring.
  • TigerRiskminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 July 2009TigerRisk Partners formed a strategic partnership with KCC for catastrophe risk modeling collaboration, combining TigerRisk's advisory capabilities with KCC's modeling expertise.
  • National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)minorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 19 May 2009KCC was selected by NAIC to consult on catastrophe models, providing scientific expertise to support regulatory oversight of insurance catastrophe risk assessment methodologies.
  • Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerIBHS research is featured at KCC events, providing research on mitigation measures including FORTIFIED Home standards showing $4 to $11 in future recovery expense savings per dollar invested in mitigation.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Karen Clark & Company competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Moody's RMS: Direct competitor in catastrophe modeling for insurance and reinsurance; offers RiskLink, RiskBrowser, and a comparable suite of peril models (hurricane, earthquake, flood) used by major insurers and reinsurers globally. Acquired by Moody's in 2021.
  • Aon Impact Forecasting: Direct competitor providing catastrophe modeling services to (re)insurers; offers ELEMENTS platform with multi-peril models across global geographies. Operates within Aon's reinsurance solutions division, sharing parentage with Guy Carpenter (a KCC customer).

Broad incumbents

  • CoreLogic (Cotality): Broad incumbent in property data and risk analytics for insurance, offering hazard models, property data, and underwriting workflow tools. Overlaps with KCC in catastrophe risk analytics but operates a much wider property intelligence portfolio.
  • Verisk: Public insurance analytics incumbent with broad offerings across underwriting, claims, and property risk; provides Touchstone for cat modeling and is a much larger, more diversified competitor. Customers include most major insurers globally.
  • Swiss Re Institute: Large global reinsurer with proprietary catastrophe modeling capabilities and Sigma research; while primarily a reinsurer rather than a vendor, it competes for modeling-driven thought leadership and influence over industry risk frameworks.

Emerging players

  • ZestyAI: Emerging climate and property risk analytics company using AI and aerial imagery for wildfire and severe convective storm risk assessment; competes with KCC's Wildfire and SCS models at the intersection of climate risk and insurance underwriting.
  • Reask: Emerging player in probabilistic climate risk modeling, focused on tropical cyclones and wind hazards; uses physics-based and machine learning approaches that overlap with KCC's methodology for ILS and reinsurance clients.
  • CyberCube: Specialty risk modeling company for cyber accumulation risk serving insurers and reinsurers; comparable business model of providing analytics to insurance markets but in a different peril (cyber vs. natural catastrophe).

Others

  • Wood Mackenzie (Verisk): Research and analytics provider covering energy and natural resources including climate transition risk; adjacent to KCC's climate-conditioned modeling work and serves similar institutional insurance and investment clients.
  • Bloomberg Terminal / Bloomberg Intelligence: Provides catastrophe bond and ILS market data, pricing, and analytics used by ILS investors and reinsurance underwriters; not a direct competitor to KCC's peril models but serves the same capital markets buyers with adjacent data and analytics.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles3 records

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Karen Clark & Company M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Karen Clark & Company

What does Karen Clark & Company do?

Karen Clark & Company develops and licenses the RiskInsight open loss modeling platform and a suite of physics-based catastrophe reference models (hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, wildfires, severe convective storms, winter storms, extratropical cyclones) covering more than 80 countries. These products enable insurers, reinsurers, ILS investors, and brokers to assess, price, underwrite, and manage catastrophe risk, and are complemented by real-time event tracking (LiveEvents), custom model-building tools, and professional consulting services.

Is Karen Clark & Company a public or private company?

Karen Clark & Company is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Karen Clark & Company founded?

Karen Clark & Company was founded in 2007. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Karen Clark & Company based?

Karen Clark & Company is headquartered in Boston, United States, in the North America region.

How does Karen Clark & Company make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Software Platform Licensing is the primary driver. The others are catastrophe Model Licensing and professional Services and Consulting.

Who are Karen Clark & Company's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Moody's RMS and Aon Impact Forecasting. Broad incumbents are CoreLogic (Cotality), Verisk and Swiss Re Institute. Emerging players are ZestyAI, Reask and CyberCube. Others are Wood Mackenzie (Verisk) and Bloomberg Terminal / Bloomberg Intelligence.

Does Karen Clark & Company have an API?

No public API is recorded for Karen Clark & Company.

What industry is Karen Clark & Company in?

Karen Clark & Company's product category is Catastrophe Risk Modeling Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAOACAL, Catastrophe Risk Modeling & Analytics Services, with a secondary code of FSAOAIAB, Catastrophe Modeling & Exposure Management. Its NAICS code is 52 and its SIC code is 7373.

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Insurance JournalKaren Clark Rolls Out Severe Convective Storm Model 5.0Karen Clark & Co. released its severe convective storm model version 5.0, adding a user-enterable roof replacement value option. The model uses AI atmospheric modeling to estimate tornado and wind losses, including roof age credits and debits, and is suited for large commercial and industrial facilities.Business Wire BlogKCC Expands Workflow Automation and Integration with Release of RiskInsight® Version 4.16KCC released RiskInsight 4.16, expanding workflow automation with new API endpoints for result management, treaty application, and automated exposure import. The update reduces database storage needs and speeds up import processing eight to ten times. It also adds support for Extended Replacement Cost and other endorsements.ReinsuranceNe.wsAI reshaping cat modelling as re/insurers seek more current risk insight, reports KCCKaren Clark & Company (KCC) reports that artificial intelligence is transforming catastrophe risk modelling by shifting from traditional statistical methods to AI-enhanced physical models. This transition aims to provide re/insurers with faster, more current risk insights for pricing and underwriting, particularly regarding complex perils like severe convective storms and wildfires.Insurance Business AmericaWhy your carrier's storm model vintage matters at renewalKaren Clark & Company (KCC) released a white paper arguing that AI-informed catastrophe models are necessary to accurately price severe convective storm risks, which generated $61 billion in global insured losses in 2025. The report highlights a pricing divergence among carriers, where those using advanced physical or AI-augmented models are better positioned for returns compared to those relying on traditional statistical methods.Artemis.bmU.S. SCS insured losses projected to be below average in 2026: KCCKaren Clark & Company (KCC) projects that U.S. Severe Convective Storm (SCS) insured losses will be below average in 2026, citing unusually low spring activity due to a persistent high-pressure system over the Southeast that suppressed storm formation. Despite SCS remaining the primary loss driver for the global insurance and reinsurance market, with H1 2026 U.S. insured losses estimated at approximately $27 billion by Aon, the full year is tracking below recent annual averages.Artemis.bmLong-term El Niño (ENSO) correlation holds little predictive power for annual property losses: KCCCatastrophe risk modeler Karen Clark & Company (KCC) published a paper finding that while a long-term correlation exists between El Niño/Southern Oscillation phases and insured property losses, the climate pattern holds relatively little predictive power for any single year. The analysis shows that since 1990, the largest loss years occurred during neutral ENSO phases, with landfall location being the most important driver of losses rather than hurricane frequency. KCC emphasizes that a single major hurricane striking cities like Miami, Tampa, or Houston could cause insured losses exceeding $100 billion in any year, regardless of ENSO phase.BriefglanceBeyond the Forecast: How Catastrophe Modeling is Redefining ResilienceKaren Clark & Company (KCC) is hosting CATLAB 2026 in Boston, bringing together insurance, reinsurance, and investment sector leaders to discuss the industry's shift from traditional risk pricing to active resilience engineering amid increasing climate volatility. The summit showcases advances including NOAA-validated data demonstrating 25% improvement in tropical storm forecasting using unmanned aircraft systems, and IBHS research indicating $4 to $11 in future recovery expense savings for every dollar invested in mitigation measures like FORTIFIED Home standards. KCC is also highlighting its open RiskInsight modeling platform and LiveEvents real-time tracking tool as the catastrophe modeling sector evolves toward transparent, physics-based simulations and near real-time model calibration.Business Wire BlogKCC to Welcome Europe (Re)insurers at CATLAB® London WorkshopKaren Clark & Company (KCC) announced it will host its first European CATLAB workshop in London on May 6, bringing together Europe-based insurers, reinsurers, and ILS investors for scientific discussions on catastrophe risk modeling. The workshop will focus on frequency perils including wildfire, severe convective storm, and winter storm, examining historical and projected loss trends and climate change impacts. Expert sessions will be led by KCC scientists Drs. Dan Ward and Dustin Grogan, with a supplemental session exploring Florida's excess litigation environment.ReinsuranceNe.wsRepeat of Great New England Hurricane would produce $20bn+ insured loss in New York: KCCA study by Karen Clark & Company estimates that a recurrence of the 1938 Great New England Hurricane could cause over $20 billion in insured losses in New York today. The report highlights the increased risk from climate change and the high exposure density in the state. It also notes that other weather events like severe storms contribute to annual property losses, complicating insurance stability.Business Wire BlogKCC Releases Version 3.0 of US Winter Storm ModelKaren Clark & Company (KCC) announced the release of Version 3.0 of its US Winter Storm Model, which incorporates new scientific data and refined calculations for terrain and building impacts. The model estimates the probability of large losses from winter storms, with potential insured damages reaching $20 billion or more, based on recent storm history and climate change considerations.