$SCOR

COMSCORE, INC.

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comScore Inc (SCOR) CEO Matthew Mclaughlin Purchases 20,000 Shar

comScore Inc (SCOR) CEO Matthew Mclaughlin bought 20,000 shares, bringing his total to 185,739. He has purchased 40,000 shares over the past year with no sales. The stock trades at $5.08, with a P/E ratio of 0.68, and a GF Value of $3.79, indicating modest overvaluation. Institutional sentiment is mixed, with one guru holding shares and trimming positions.

McLaughlin Matthew F. purchased $102K of SCOR

McLaughlin Matthew F. (Chief Executive Officer) purchased 20,000 shares of COMSCORE, INC. (SCOR) at an average of $5.08 ($5.06–$5.19, $0.10M total) across 2 trades over 2026-09-04 to 2026-09-08.

SCOR leans into AI as reinsurer warns of governance and liability challenges

SCOR's CEO Thierry Léger highlighted AI as a key focus, citing both opportunities and risks. AI is seen as a tool for efficiency and underwriting, but governance and liability challenges were noted. SCOR is already using AI in underwriting, with plans to expand. The company views AI as a growth driver, alongside disciplined capital allocation.

SCOR sentiment & insider activity

Recent SCOR coverage spans insider activity, financial news and technology.

In the last 30 days, SCOR insiders filed 2 SEC Form 4 transactions — 2 purchases ($102K) and no sales. The most active reporter was McLaughlin Matthew F., Chief Executive Officer, with 2 filings.

What's driving SCOR

  • Insider buying signals confidence and may support short‑term price upside.

    gurufocus.com · Sep 9, 2026

  • Insider purchase signals confidence from management but the amount is modest relative to market cap.

    SEC EDGAR · Sep 8, 2026

  • Potential operational efficiencies and new risk exposures from AI adoption could affect SCOR's underwriting profitability.

    reinsurancene.ws · Sep 6, 2026

  • SCOR may see a slowdown in return on equity.

    insurancebusinessmag.com · Sep 4, 2026

  • Comscore launches a human-powered AI practice, leveraging its 1M+ opt-in panel to track consumer behavior with AI chatbots. The company analyzes keystrokes, prompts, and responses to understand AI's impact on customer journeys. Comscore aims to develop standardized reports and a syndicated research service, with current data showing a threefold increase in AI-triggered travel purchases.

    mediapost.com · Sep 3, 2026

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comScore Inc (SCOR) CEO Matthew Mclaughlin Purchases 20,000 Shar

comScore Inc (SCOR) CEO Matthew Mclaughlin bought 20,000 shares, bringing his total to 185,739. He has purchased 40,000 shares over the past year with no sales. The stock trades at $5.08, with a P/E ratio of 0.68, and a GF Value of $3.79, indicating modest overvaluation. Institutional sentiment is mixed, with one guru holding shares and trimming positions.

Comscore Launches Human-Powered AI Practice, Draws From Massive Opt-In Panel

Comscore launches a human-powered AI practice, leveraging its 1M+ opt-in panel to track consumer behavior with AI chatbots. The company analyzes keystrokes, prompts, and responses to understand AI's impact on customer journeys. Comscore aims to develop standardized reports and a syndicated research service, with current data showing a threefold increase in AI-triggered travel purchases.

Comscore (SCOR) director loses stake after Charter merger deal

Comscore (SCOR) disclosed that Liberty Broadband, a director and major shareholder, sold its stake following a merger with Charter Communications. On August 19, 2026, Liberty Broadband acquired Series C Convertible Preferred Stock and disposed of Common Stock, resulting in zero shares post-transaction. Charter became the beneficial owner of all Comscore shares previously held by Liberty Broadband, which is no longer subject to Section 16 reporting obligations.

Record profits, falling revenue: Europe's big four navigate a softening market

Europe's top four reinsurers (Munich Re, Swiss Re, Hannover Re, SCOR) reported record 1H26 profitability (21.5% ROE) despite revenue declines. Fitch warns margins may not last. Nat cat losses were low, and IFRS 17 accounting boosted results. P&C pricing fell 20-25%, with Munich Re cutting volume while others grew selectively. US casualty strategies diverged. L&H earnings rose 12%, but SCOR faced a $488M charge. Investment income improved but is narrowing. Capital remains strong, but revenue pres

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