hyperexponential Announces Triage, Expanding its AI-Powered Platform Across the Full Commercial P&C Underwriting Journey
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New products and expansion of leadership team meet rising demand from insurers in the U.S. and globally, as hx redefines pricing and underwriting for the agentic AI era
NEW YORK, 17 September 2025 – Leading insurtech hyperexponential (hx) today announces the launch of Triage, a new product that enables commercial P&C insurers to respond to broker submissions faster, prioritise the right risks, and write more profitable business. Alongside Portfolio Intelligence and AI Agents, both launched earlier this year, Triage expands hx’s platform into the industry’s first fully integrated AI-powered pricing and underwriting platform – fuelling faster, smarter decisions from first submission to portfolio profitability.
Triage uses AI to ingest complex submissions and intelligently prioritise opportunities based on each carrier’s appetite, not just order of arrival. Because it is fully integrated with hx’s Pricing & Rating solutions, underwriters can issue up-to-date indicative pricing within minutes, without any additional data entry when generating their final quotes, dramatically improving customer turnaround speed and experience.
Amrit Santhirasenan, CEO and Co-founder of hyperexponential, said: “Insurers today face a dual challenge: boosting profitability in volatile markets while transforming operations with AI. With hx, they don’t have to choose. Triage is a critical step on their journey toward real-time, closed-loop underwriting intelligence. With its built-in agentic AI, Triage empowers underwriters to quote faster, without sacrificing accuracy, so they can focus more time on high-value human judgement and broker relationships.”
The launch comes as hx deepens its investment in the U.S., where it has already built a strong presence in the E&S market, working with carries including Markel and Sompo. With new products tailored for the U.S. admitted segment, the largest commercial P&C market globally, hx is positioned to help carriers modernise underwriting at scale.
To support its continued U.S. expansion, hx has appointed three senior leaders: Darren Govender as Lead Pricing Actuary for North America, bringing deep actuarial expertise to drive innovation; Patrick Quintos as Global Partnership Director, focused on strengthening strategic alliances; and David Spitz as Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer, leading global positioning and growth initiatives. With these additions, more than half of hx’s leadership team is now based in New York – a reflection of the company’s growing footprint and commitment to serving the world’s largest commercial P&C market.
Richard Gunn, hyperexponential’s U.S. President, commented: “Our U.S. expansion reflects the scale of opportunity we see in both the E&S and admitted markets, which are ripe for technology transformation. hx is uniquely positioned to power this change. With our seasoned team, innovative products, and deep customer partnerships, we’re building the foundation for the future of underwriting.”
These announcements are being made at today’s hx Live NYC event, the company’s first U.S. summit, where hx will also be showcasing its vertical AI agents - demonstrating how multi-step, human-in-the-loop workflows are redefining underwriting productivity. The announcements come just two months after the company unveiled a new strategic partnership with Aviva to explore cutting-edge AI and agentic underwriting tools in London Market Pricing.
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hyperexponential is the #1 pricing and underwriting platform for the global Commercial P&C insurance market, powering AI-driven decisions from submission to bind. Trusted by carriers processing over $45B GWP annually, and backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Battery Ventures, the hx platform enables insurers, reinsurers, and MGAs to reduce time-to-quote, iterate on risk models faster, monitor and optimize portfolios, and improve loss ratios.