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Nolana launched enterprise deployments with a global insurer and a leading Lloyd’s broker, automating dormant claims and First Notice of Loss (FNOL) intake. The deployments validated Nolana’s AI platform at scale, significantly reducing processing times and operational effort.

Nolana AI, the AI-native operating system for insurance operations, today announced that it was named runner-up at ClaimsTech – The Pitch 2026, one of the insurance claims industry’s leading innovation competitions hosted by I Love Claims.

We recently joined The Leadership in Insurance Podcast for a conversation about how Nolana AI came to life, why insurance became the focus, and what it really takes to bring AI into the core of insurance operations.

Artificial intelligence is transforming marine insurance, but not in the way many expected. Nolana CEO Ty Zamkow explains why the biggest gains are emerging in claims handling, from FNOL and document processing to subrogation recovery, helping insurers reduce costs and improve efficiency

Nolana had been handpicked as one of just 100 pioneering startups worldwide (out of 2,000 candidate companies) for the second cohort of the Gemini Forum Startup hosted at Google’s headquarters in Silicon Valley. 

Nolana AI, the agentic AI operating system for insurance operations, announced today its selection for Cohort 16 of the Lloyds Lab, the prestigious global accelerator program and the UK’s #1 Financial Hub at the heart of Lloyd’s specialist insurance market.

Nolana was selected to join Plug and Play’s NJ Fast accelerator after presenting to executives from leading financial institutions, including Prudential Financial, MetLife, Bloomberg, and Transact Capital. Through the program, Nolana is working with Plug and Play’s corporate network to bring AI-powered claims automation to enterprise insurers.

Nolana completed a paid enterprise pilot with Deloitte and Winter, validating its AI platform in a top-tier corporate environment. The engagement demonstrated the scalability of Nolana’s non-invasive middleware architecture ahead of its public launch.

Nolana achieved SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance, demonstrating its commitment to enterprise-grade security, privacy, and regulatory compliance for insurance AI deployments.

Nolana completed a successful proof of concept with Zurich Insurance to automate First Notice of Loss (FNOL) for travel insurance, validating its AI platform with a global Tier 1 insurer.

Nolana joined the AWS Partner Network, strengthening its enterprise cloud infrastructure and securing $100,000 in AWS credits to accelerate the development of its AI platform.

Nolana was awarded a £261k Innovate UK grant to accelerate the development of its AI platform for insurance claims operations. The funding supported research into enterprise AI and autonomous claims workflows.