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Milliman Appleseed expedites Nearmap filings: Securing approvals in 17 states within 90 days
As of October 13, 2025, Nearmap’s wind and hail risk scores were filed and closed in 31 jurisdictions, with 17 jurisdictions ready to use within 90 days of submission. Insurers were able to immediately adopt these scores upon subscribing to Nearmap’s risk scores..
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Milliman Appleseed secures regulatory approval in 40 states for Guidewire HazardHub Fire Suppression Score (FSS) 2.0
Milliman Appleseed now has regulator-approved filings across 40 U.S. states plus the District of Columbia for the Guidewire HazardHub Fire Suppression Score (FSS) 2.0.
Milliman AccuRate Fleet, telematics risk scores for insurers and fleet managers, now approved in 40 states across the US
Milliman, Inc., a leading global consulting and actuarial firm, is pleased to announce that Milliman AccuRate Fleet® telematics risk scores have been approved in 40 states across the U.S.
Milliman Appleseed adds Martin Ellingsworth’s Salt Creek Analytics to its growing insurtech network
Milliman Appleseed, an advisory organization licensed to submit loss costs, risk scores, and rating factors to state insurance regulators, is excited to add Martin Ellingsworth and Salt Creek Analytics to its growing network of insurance and insurtech alliances.
Nearmap Peril Models Adopted for Rating and Pricing in 27 Jurisdictions
Milliman Appleseed has worked with Nearmap, a provider of property intelligence, to help the company launch predictive AI-powered peril models and scores for insurers. Nearmap recently received approval for insurers to use the models and scores in 26 states and Washington, D.C. The product offers:
