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LexisNexis Risk Solutions (RELX) announced it has achieved FedRAMP "In Process" status on Jan. 27, 2026, with sponsorship from the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA). This designation confirms the company is actively undergoing the FedRAMP security assessment required for cloud service providers handling federal data, including third-party assessment and system security documentation review. The milestone builds on existing state and local authorizations such as TxRAMP and alignment with GovRAMP, and is presented as progress toward full FedRAMP Authorization to support federal missions across identity assurance, fraud prevention, risk management, and public safety.

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LexisNexis Risk Solutions said its ThreatMetrix fraud-prevention and identity-verification suite won Best Cyber Security Provider in the Waters Rankings 2024. The award highlights ThreatMetrix's role in safeguarding digital identities and helping businesses reduce fraud while preserving legitimate customer experience. Management credited ongoing innovation across linking, analytics and consortia data as central to the platform's risk-management capabilities. The company described the recognition as validation of its strategy to blend advanced technology with friction-appropriate customer journeys.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions (RELX) reports U.S. vehicle brand loyalty rose to 51.4% in 2025, a five-year high and up 0.4 percentage points year‑over‑year. Toyota led brands at 60.2%, while Tesla slipped to 55.9%. EV repurchaser fuel loyalty fell from 82.7% in September to 58.3% in December, as gas loyalty rebounded to 83%. Average new vehicle prices surpassed $50,000 and incentives declined to 6.7% of transaction price, while EV brand loyalty eased from 76% in 2024 to 73% in 2025.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions (NYSE:RELX) marks the 25th anniversary of the ADAM Program (Automated Delivery of Alerts on Missing Children), a technology platform donated to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children that distributes geo-targeted missing child alerts.

The program reports that over 94% of cases distributed through ADAM since 2000 are resolved and that it has sent millions of alerts. A new AI-driven interactive dashboard now lets the public search active missing-child cases by location and filters.

LexisNexis U.S. Insurance Demand Meter (RELX) reports U.S. auto insurance shopping remained strong in Q3 2025 with overall shopping growth +6.4% YoY and new policy growth +2.8% YoY. The report highlights shoppers aged 66+ as the fastest-growing cohort (~+10% YoY) and a surge in the direct channel +14.1%. Geographic hotspots included New Jersey +16% and California +11%. In Q3, 46.5% of policies-in-force were shopped at least once in the prior 12 months. Rate revisions were mixed: ~1/3 decreases (avg -4.2%) and 35% increases (avg +5.1%). The meter cites shifting consumer behavior and recommends insurers combine acquisition and retention strategies.

RELX (NYSE:RELX) highlighted Brightmine research showing rising political conflict in U.S. workplaces during the 2025 election year. The Brightmine survey of 2,000 U.S. adults (1,150 employed) found 64% experienced or witnessed workplace political disagreements, 27% said politics distracted them from work (up from 19% last year), and 47% said their workplace has no policy on political discussion.

The report notes divided employee views on leader neutrality and low confidence that companies prioritize people over reputation, and urges clearer guardrails aligned with law and values.

LexisNexis Health Intelligence (RELX) announced Medical Insights on Nov 11, 2025, a new Health Intelligence capability that standardizes and extracts targeted data from electronic health records (EHRs).

Key features include a Clinical Screener that delivers vitals, labs and flags, and an Impairment Identifier that surfaces material conditions with first-seen/recent/resolution markers. The company says Medical Insights aims to speed underwriting, keep more applicants in accelerated programs, reduce mortality slippage, enable auditable data for rules engines, and combine medical and non-medical data for improved segmentation.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions (RELX) released its 10th annual U.S. Home Trends Report on Oct 23, 2025, showing rising claim severity and catastrophe impact across U.S. home insurance.

Key metrics: All Peril severity rose 9% from 2023–2024 and was 21% above the long-term average; All Peril loss cost was 49.7% higher in 2024 vs 2019. Catastrophe claims were 42% of claims but 64% of losses in 2024. Notable moves: wind severity +23.5% and loss cost +30.7%; weather-related water loss cost +25.4%; hail loss cost +19% vs seven-year average.