Ohio Mutual Gains Competitive Advantage in Homeowners Lines by Utilizing Marshall & Swift/Boeckh’s PerilVision
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They turned to a trusted partner for help:
"Ohio Mutual has enjoyed a long-term productive business relationship with MSB," says
MSB's PerilVision solution provided the right answer for Ohio Mutual. PerilVision delivers peril-specific scores, along with a composite score to predict loss potential on any household based on its specific property and construction characteristics. These scores correlate objective and observable property characteristics to loss potential based on a carrier's historical claims data and a compiled MSB industry database. MSB's depth of property intelligence and analytics combined with Pinnacle Actuarial Resources' actuarial expertise helped deliver the right solution for Ohio Mutual.
Today, Ohio Mutual uses PerilVision to price property risk more precisely in
"PerilVision was one of the first products in the market to look at the characteristics of an insured home," Grove adds. "MSB has been at the forefront of this emerging data product segment."
PerilVision's predictive models provide scores for five perils and an overall composite score for each of the individual risks Ohio Mutual underwrites. This insight gives Ohio Mutual the ability to develop sophisticated rate and pricing strategies, while ensuring sufficient premiums are collected.
While early indications have been positive, Grove expects to have an even better idea of the product's long-term value sometime next year. "In just a short period of time, PerilVision has helped us accurately evaluate and price a significant amount in homeowners business, and we expect that volume to double in the next 12 months."
"We highly value partners like Ohio Mutual who are highly collaborate and focused on improving their pricing and underwriting sophistication," said
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