Vivek Rao
Founder/CEOCo-founder and CEO of Tesora McKinsey, Sycamore Partners (~$14B AUM), UChicago / Booth Alum
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Tesora is the actuarial workbench for property and casualty insurers: frontier AI models inside a harness that knows what a rate filing and a reserve review are. Rebuild a competitor rate plan from their filing, turn a filed manual into a callable pricing API, and run the quarterly close, with every value cited to its source. Backed by Foundation C
Tesora builds frontier AI agents for actuaries at P&C carriers, reinsurers, and MGAs. The agents handle the assembly, pulling the data, running the method, and deploying the rater, while you review the work and make every call. We deploy inside the stack you already run, on your infra and under your IT team's control, with no shared servers and nothing to rip out. Your data never trains our models, or anyone else's. We treat this as a partnership so we stay hands-on until the work is live and holding up in production. That standard runs through our security posture too: SOC 2 Type II certified, with a full audit trail behind every change.
The part of the job that matters is actuarial judgment, and we automate everything around it so you get back to the work only you can do. Built by AI technologists and actuaries who want to see this exist and backed by Y Combinator & other top investors.
Previously Tesora AI
Co-founder and CEO of Tesora McKinsey, Sycamore Partners (~$14B AUM), UChicago / Booth Alum
Federico Reyes Gómez, Co-founder & CTO | Stanford BS/MS in CS & Philosophy | Google Document AI alum who turned down Stripe to join his professor’s Sequoia-backed startup Kumo, deploying graph neural networks on relational data. AI researcher and forward-deployed engineer, side-project junkie, and indie music producer (PICO).
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