Insurity, one of the largest software providers to the property and casualty insurance industry, has named Jatin Atre as its new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Jeff Clarke, who moves into the role of Executive Chairman. The leadership change comes on the back of the company's strongest new-logo year in its history and is paired with a fresh $100 million commitment over the next two years to embed AI deeper into core insurance systems.
A Leadership Transition Built on Momentum
Insurity serves more than 500 carriers and MGAs, and is trusted by 22 of the top 25 P&C carriers and 7 of the top 10 MGAs in the United States. The company enters this transition following its strongest new-logo year in company history, with 36 core system wins in 2025, and accelerating momentum through 2026.
As President, Atre led Insurity's AI-powered transformation across new product innovation and core system modernization, including a $50 million commitment in 2026 to AI-powered R&D, expanded AI and machine learning capabilities, and increased customer support capacity.
Under his leadership, Insurity also accelerated its product release cadence through the Andromeda, Borealis and Cassiopeia releases, introducing AI, workflow automation, real-time risk intelligence and deeper connectivity across the insurance lifecycle.
Doubling Down on AI-Native Insurance
Atre's new mandate centres on a further $100 million investment over the next two years to modernize core systems with embedded AI and build AI-native insurance products, aimed at helping carriers lower expense ratios and grow more profitably.
The strategy reflects a broader push across the P&C software space: using AI not just as a bolt-on feature but as a foundational layer for underwriting precision, workflow automation and real-time risk intelligence.
"Our AI strategy is focused on helping insurers materially reduce operating costs, improve underwriting precision, and deliver meaningful increases in profitability."— Jatin Atre, Chief Executive Officer, Insurity
