Evidence of actuarial hiring: CAT Modelling Analyst I and II, Hyderabad; Senior Risk Consultant - Cat Modelling, posted Jul 2025 (source). Checked 10 Nov 2026.
About Verisk India
Verisk is a US-listed data and analytics company for the insurance industry. Its catastrophe-modelling business began as AIR Worldwide, acquired in 2002, and now trades as Verisk Extreme Event Solutions; Verisk also owns ISO, the US source of insurance rating data.
Verisk's Hyderabad centre supports the catastrophe-modelling business. Teams there run cat models for clients, support users of the Touchstone platform, prepare and check exposure data and provide risk consulting to insurers and reinsurers on their catastrophe exposures.
For an actuarial student, Verisk is a specialist cat-modelling employer with a clear analyst ladder (Analyst I, Analyst II, Senior Risk Consultant). It values statistics, data skills and knowledge of reinsurance more than a long list of papers, and suits students drawn to general insurance and reinsurance.
Also known as: AIR Worldwide, Verisk Extreme Event Solutions, ISO
What the actuarial team does
- Catastrophe modelling for insurers and reinsurers
- Touchstone platform support
- Exposure data preparation and quality checks
- Risk consulting on catastrophe portfolios
- Loss analysis using SQL and Excel
How students get in
Hyderabad postings include CAT Modelling Analyst I and II and a Senior Risk Consultant - Cat Modelling (July 2025). Entry roles typically want a degree in maths, statistics, engineering or actuarial science, Excel and SQL, and an interest in reinsurance; papers such as CS1 or CS2 help. A campus programme and exam support are not published. Apply on the Verisk careers page and filter for Hyderabad.
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Questions students ask
What skills does Verisk want?
Statistics, Excel and SQL, plus an interest in reinsurance. Papers help but are not always required for Analyst I.
What does the Hyderabad team do?
Catastrophe modelling, Touchstone support, exposure data work and risk consulting for insurers and reinsurers.
Can freshers apply?
Analyst I roles are entry level. A published internship scheme for actuarial students is not confirmed.
