Insurity has appointed Sriprasanna Sharma as Vice President, Product Management, strengthening leadership at a time when the company is accelerating investment across AI-powered insurance infrastructure and cloud-based product development.
The move reflects broader momentum across the property and casualty insurance technology market, where carriers, brokers, and MGAs are increasing demand for AI-native operational systems capable of improving underwriting precision, workflow automation, billing efficiency, and claims processing.
Insurity currently supports 22 of the top 25 P&C carriers and 7 of the top 10 MGAs in the United States, with more than 400 cloud-based deployments across its platform ecosystem. The company has committed more than $50 million toward AI and research and development initiatives, supporting a fast-moving release cycle focused on modernizing core insurance operations.
AI-Powered Infrastructure Becomes a Competitive Priority for Insurers
Insurity’s AI-powered, AI-first platform integrates automation and intelligence across policy administration, claims, billing, underwriting, analytics, and operational workflows. The platform is designed to help insurers improve speed, accuracy, scalability, and operational visibility while reducing friction across legacy insurance processes.
Recent launches including the Andromeda release and Billing-as-a-Service illustrate a strategy focused on rebuilding insurance infrastructure around cloud-native architecture and AI-enabled automation rather than incremental feature additions.
As insurers face growing pressure to modernize operations, many technology providers are shifting toward platforms capable of delivering measurable business outcomes tied to efficiency, risk evaluation, and customer experience improvements.
Product Leadership Experience Aligns With Industry Transformation
Sharma joins Insurity following his work at Tokio Marine HCC, where he developed experience across product strategy, cross-functional collaboration, and customer-focused delivery within complex insurance environments.
His background aligns with growing demand across the insurance sector for executives who combine deep industry expertise with experience scaling AI-enabled enterprise products.
The appointment also reflects a wider leadership trend emerging across enterprise software markets, where companies are increasingly prioritizing product executives capable of translating AI investment into operational outcomes and long-term platform differentiation.
Insurity is backed by GI Partners and TA Associates, both active investors across enterprise technology and software infrastructure.
With continued investment in AI-powered insurance systems, cloud deployment capabilities, and operational automation, Insurity remains positioned among the companies helping define the next generation of P&C insurance technology infrastructure.