CoreLogic has filed updated documentation with the Nevada Division of Insurance for its Non-Weather Water Risk Score, seeking approval for use across property insurance policies in the state. The filing was submitted under the Personal Property line of business but is positioned as applicable across all property lines, signaling broader underwriting ambitions beyond a narrow LOB deployment.

The filing is made on behalf of insurer clients rather than for CoreLogic’s own insurance operations, reinforcing the model’s role as third-party infrastructure embedded directly into carrier rating, underwriting, and risk selection workflows.

The revised documentation expands the Non-Weather Water Risk Score to incorporate wind and drought impacts, explicitly tying the model to current wildfire conditions.