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ZestyAI, the Risk and Decision Intelligence Platform for the insurance industry, today announced that its non-weather water risk model, Z-WATER™, has been reviewed and accepted for use in underwriting and rating in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, and Wisconsin.

ZestyAI, the leader in AI-powered property risk analytics, today announced that the Departments of Insurance in West Virginia, Georgia, South Dakota, Montana, Oregon, and Utah have reviewed and accepted ZestyAI’s Severe Convective Storm (SCS) risk models, including Z-HAIL™, Z-WIND™, and Z-STORM™, for use in carrier rate and rule filings.

The Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions has approved the use of ZestyAI’s Severe Convective Storm suite, including Z-HAIL™, Z-WIND™, and Z-STORM™, giving insurers access to property-level risk insights.

As Colorado’s HB 1182 introduces new requirements for wildfire risk transparency and mitigation recognition, ZestyAI is helping insurers comply with proven, mitigation-ready solutions.

ZestyAI, the leader in property and climate risk analytics, today announced that its Roof Quality solution has received formal acknowledgement from the Connecticut Insurance Department (CID) for use in residential property rating and underwriting.

Property and climate risk analytics leader ZestyAI today announced regulatory approval of its Severe Convective Storm Suite in Oklahoma, North Carolina, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Arkansas—covering more than 12 million residential and commercial properties.

ZestyAI, the leader in AI-powered climate and property risk analytics, today announced a partnership with the Colorado FAIR Plan to expand insurance access for homeowners facing coverage challenges. The partnership leverages ZestyAI’s AI-driven risk models—Z-FIRE™, Z-HAIL™, and Z-WIND™—to deliver property-specific risk assessments for wildfire, hail, and wind.

ZestyAI, the leading provider of climate and property risk analytics solutions powered by Artificial Intelligence […]