Verisk Analytics, Inc. (NASDAQ: VRSK) is seeing some very cautious or at least unexciting analyst initiations now that its quiet period has ended. This post-IPO has at least held its value, which is more than many other post-IPOs can claim. The risk management suite of actuarial data came public in early-October in a $1.9 billion IPO after it sold 85.25 million shares at $22.00 per share.
It turns out that many felt it was a fully priced deal. Yet the stock popped above the pricing and has never gone back close to it. Since the deal opened, it has traded in a trading range of $26.10 to $30.00. The problem is that today’s slate of analyst initiations has failed to give investors any solid endorsement nor any solid hope of a real growth of shares.
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