Expert.ai Named to the 2026 InsurTech100, Recognized for Its Contribution to the Future of Insurance through Neurosymbolic AI

Selected from more than 2,100 organizations considered for the 2026 InsurTech100, Expert.ai is recognized for helping insurers move beyond traditional automation toward intelligent, AI-driven operations, combining generative and agentic AI with explainability, domain knowledge and enterprise-grade AI governance.

Expert.ai, a leading provider of enterprise AI solutions for business value creation, has been named to the 2026 InsurTech100, the annual ranking of the world’s most innovative and influential technology companies shaping the future of insurance, compiled by specialist research firm FinTech Global. 

More than 2,100 InsurTech companies were considered for this year’s list, with a panel of analysts and industry experts selecting companies according to their ability to use AI to address some of the insurance industry’s most pressing challenges, from underwriting and claims to risk assessment, distribution and customer engagement. 

Richard Sachar, CEO of FinTech Global, commented: “The InsurTech100 reflects how quickly the role of technology in insurance is evolving. This year’s companies are not simply introducing new tools; they are tackling in innovative ways some of the industry’s biggest challenges across areas such as underwriting, claims, risk assessment, distribution and customer engagement. As insurers look to make better use of data, automation and AI, this list is a must-read to find out about the firms helping turn that ambition into practical solutions with the potential to reshape how insurance operates.” 

According to FinTech Global, the InsurTech industry is expected to grow from $21.96 billion in 2025 to $30.24 billion in 2026, representing a CAGR of 37.7%, accelerating transformation across the insurance sector as AI, automation and advanced data capabilities move from experimentation toward practical applications.  

Expert.ai’s inclusion reflects the company’s contribution to the evolution of AI in insurance, where organizations continue to modernize legacy processes, seek new ways to improve efficiency and increasingly look to combine innovation and advanced AI capabilities with the transparency, control and domain expertise required to operate in highly complex and regulated environments.

From intelligent automation to governed Agentic AI

Insurance organizations operate in an environment where decisions rely on vast volumes of complex, unstructured information, from policies and claims documentation to contracts, customer interactions and regulatory materials. As AI evolves from assisting individual tasks to orchestrating increasingly complex workflows, the ability to understand context, reason over business knowledge and explain how decisions are reached becomes critical.

Expert.ai addresses these challenges through its neurosymbolic AI approach that combines the pattern-recognition capabilities of neural, generative and agentic AI with symbolic reasoning and domain knowledge. This provides a foundation for AI systems that can not only understand and generate information, but also reason, recommend and act within defined business and governance boundaries. 

For insurers, this opens the opportunity to move beyond traditional document automation toward intelligent, agent-driven processes, where AI agents can support workflows across underwriting, claims, policy servicing, compliance and customer operations while maintaining traceability, explainability and human oversight.

By embedding explainability and governance into the AI architecture, Expert.ai helps insurers pursue greater levels of automation and autonomy without sacrificing the transparency and control required in highly regulated environments. This combination can accelerate the transition from AI experimentation to trusted, enterprise-scale adoption.

“Being named to the 2026 InsurTech100 is a strong recognition of the role AI can play in helping insurance organizations transform complex information into actionable intelligence. Insurance is entering a new phase of AI adoption, moving from automation and AI-assisted tasks toward intelligent agents capable of orchestrating increasingly complex business processes,” said Andrea Ricotti, SVP Financial Services & Insurance at Expert.ai. “But greater AI autonomy must come with greater transparency and control. Our neurosymbolic approach combines the power of generative and agentic AI with domain knowledge, explainability and governance, helping insurers build AI systems that can understand, reason and act while remaining traceable and accountable. We believe this is what will turn AI innovation into trusted, scalable and measurable business value.”

The full 2026 InsurTech100 list and detailed information about the recognized companies is available at www.TheInsurTech100.com.