Verisk expands residential insurance push with $2.4 billion AccuLynx deal


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(Reuters) -Verisk agreed to acquire cloud-based software platform AccuLynx for $2.35 billion in cash, it said on Wednesday, as the data analytics and technology company aims to strengthen its tools for property claims.

The move comes amid increasing digitization across insurance-related industries, with companies seeking to reduce manual processes and accelerate turnaround times on claims.

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