Insurity and Faura partner to bring property-level resilience insights to P&C insurers

Insurity, a provider of cloud-based software and analytics for insurance carriers, brokers, and MGAs, has entered a strategic partnership with Faura to deliver property-level resilience insights to P&C insurers.

By embedding Faura’s data and analytics into Insurity’s platform, carriers and MGAs gain access to verified, property-specific resilience data directly within their underwriting, pricing, and claims workflows.

The partnership addresses the challenges of underwriting profitably in catastrophe-prone markets. Rather than relying on broad climate models and regional assumptions, Faura enables precise, property-level decision-making, providing up to six times more validated data than traditional inspections and survivability analyses.

By cutting inspection costs by more than half, the collaboration boosts profitability and retention while helping carriers meet evolving climate risk requirements. Homeowners benefit as well, gaining actionable resilience roadmaps and potential premium incentives tied to mitigation.

The partnership strengthens Insurity’s platform with next-generation resilience scoring and data validation, while giving Faura immediate distribution through Insurity’s network of leading carriers.

“With catastrophe risk rising worldwide, insurers can no longer rely on outdated hazard models and inaccurate data,” said Valkyrie Holmes, CEO and Cofounder of Faura. “Our partnership with Insurity ensures that property-level survivability insights flow directly into underwriting workflows, giving carriers the clarity to stay profitable while helping homeowners stay protected.”

“Faura’s pioneering approach to resilience data is transforming the landscape for insurers managing NatCat risks,” said Sylvester Mathis, Chief Revenue and Insurance Officer at Insurity. “By integrating their survivability analytics into Insurity’s platform, we enable carriers to access valuable insights that foster profitable growth and enhance protection for policyholders amid increasing catastrophic risks.”