Guidewire to acquire Hyperexponential for $1.7B in cash
11/01/2026 — 11/01, 13:17·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Reuters reports that insurance software vendor Guidewire will acquire Hyperexponential, a maker of AI-driven underwriting and pricing softwa…
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On Tuesday, insurance software maker Guidewire (GWRE.N) announced that it has agreed to acquire hyperexponential, a company that builds AI-powered insurance underwriting and pricing software, for $1.7B in cash, with up to $400 million in additional consideration, according to a Reuters report by Anzar Mehraj. The deal marks a sizable acquisition by an insurance core systems vendor seeking to fold AI-driven pricing capability into its own product line. No further details on the transaction's timeline or conditions were included in the available material, so the announcement stands as the latest verifiable milestone.
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Insurance software maker Guidewire said it will acquire Hyperexponential, which makes AI-powered insurance underwriting and pricing software, for $1.7 billion in cash plus up to $400 million more, Reuters reported. The deal marks a large acquisition aimed at folding AI pricing capability into an established insurance core-systems vendor.
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