Victoria Knight
AI Insurance Analyst at insuranceanalysispro.com
Victoria Knight is a PhD candidate in Risk Management and Insurance at the University of California, Berkeley. Her research focuses on predictive modeling for insurance claims and the behavioral economics of coverage decisions, with an emphasis on how policyholders interpret risk disclosures. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Victoria Knight
- Homeowners Insurance Underwriting 2026: 18% Premium Lift vs Disclose to Cut Tier September 9, 2026
- Car Insurance Deductibles: Progressive $231 Snapshot vs $300 Rule September 5, 2026
- 2026 BI Under $500K: Proof-of-Loss Pipeline, 22% Caveats September 4, 2026
- Quotes vs Bindable Premiums: 5 Profiles, $47 Gap Explained September 2, 2026
- Risk Matrices Miscalibrate: Knight 2026 Data on When to Switch September 1, 2026
- How STEP's 75/25 Cost-Share Makes FCIA Premiums Affordable August 30, 2026
- Fannie Mae Ends the 0.5% Rule for IDR Student Loan Payments August 29, 2026
- Inside Colossus: How CCC's Software Calculates Injury Payouts August 27, 2026