Recognition follows Fall ’26 release, which brings governed generative and agentic intelligence into the flow of work
Majesco, a global leader in AI-native insurance and retirement software, has been named to FinTech Globals’ 2026 InsurTech100. The annual list recognizes the most innovative and influential companies shaping the future of insurance through technology. Majesco was selected from more than 2,100 InsurTech companies reviewed by a panel of analysts and industry experts and reflects the company’s continued focus on applying innovation, AI, automation, and advanced capabilities to practical business and operational challenges across the insurance value chain.
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The recognition comes shortly after Majesco’s Fall ’26 release which extends Majesco’s AI framework and introduces immersive AI, bringing governed generative and agentic intelligence into the flow of work and changes the user experience. Within the workflow, immersive AI uses context to surface work processed by agents, recommending the next action and completing routine work within trusted guardrails.
“We’re thrilled to be named to the InsurTech100 list again as we continue to innovate faster than ever,” said Adam Elster, CEO at Majesco. “Fall ’26 release is our biggest, most impactful release yet. It brings intelligence into the core systems our customers use every day, changing how work gets done and driving measurable business and operational results. We’re not just talking about the future of insurance; we’re delivering it, live and governed, right now.”
Majesco’s latest release delivers more than 700 new capabilities and enhancements. These span policy, billing, claims, loss control, product setup, rating, quoting, underwriting, and pension & retirement administration. New machine learning models help surface risk signals, improve data quality and speed decisions. The result is a clear path from single workflow improvements to an operating model that scales.
FinTech Global CEO Richard Sachar commented, “The InsurTech 100 reflects how quickly the role of technology in insurance is evolving. This year’s companies are not simply introducing new tools; they are tackling 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.”
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