Verisk to launch investigation after conference photo met with criticism

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Verisk is to launch an internal investigation and conduct a review of future trade show plans after it drew criticism for a photo shared on social media by one of its business unit leaders.

The photo in question was taken during the Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association’s Insurtech Conference, which was held in New Orleans between 20 and 23 March, and was shared on Linked In by Ian

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