Insurity opens registration for P&C conference on AI and modernization

Insurity opened registration for its annual Excellence in Insurance conference by putting the pressure points front and center: AI, modernization and the hunt for more efficient growth. The event was set for October 5-7, 2026, at the Omni Fort Lauderdale Hotel in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Insurity said it expected more than 300 insurance and MGA executives, thought leaders and innovators to attend. Early registrants could save $600.

That framing matters because the message was not built around brand theater. Insurity described the conference as an exclusive forum for carrier and MGA executives to exchange ideas and tackle the biggest challenges shaping the P&C market, with an emphasis on operational optimization, better use of technology to control costs and identifying expansion opportunities in a tough market. For software buyers, that is the real story: vendors are no longer selling only systems, they are selling a path to lower friction, faster workflows and a cleaner operating model.

The timing lined up with a market still under strain. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners said commercial lines premium rates rose an average of 3.7% in the second quarter of 2025, marking the 31st consecutive quarter of commercial rate increases. The NAIC also said the P&C industry posted its first underwriting profit in four years in 2024 and its highest in a decade, helped by premium growth and easing economic inflation. That mix of persistent rate pressure and improved underwriting results explains why conferences like this are leaning so hard into profitability, process efficiency and measurable technology returns.

Insurity is trying to meet that demand from a position of scale. The company says it serves more than 500 insurers and has powered the P&C industry for more than 40 years, with a platform built around AI, analytics and core insurance software. In November 2025, Insurity said it had invested $50 million in research and development, and in 2025 it added 30 new customer logos, which it called its strongest year to date. That backdrop suggests the company is not just selling modernization, it is trying to prove it can fund and deliver it.

The conference itself has become part of that pitch. Insurity’s 2025 Excellence in Insurance agenda included more than 30 sessions and a keynote from John McEnroe, giving the event a mix of executive content, partner networking and headline appeal. Insurity also says the conference gives attendees access to its network of more than 200 technology partners and system integrators, reinforcing the idea that implementation ecosystem matters as much as product features. With Jeff Clarke as CEO and Jatin Atre in place as president to push AI-powered growth, Insurity is signaling that the next round of P&C software buying will be judged less by promises and more by operational results.