Quensus is proud to announce that it has been selected for the 2026 AIFinTech100, the annual list recognising the world's most impactful innovators using artificial intelligence to transform financial services.
Produced by FinTech Global, the AIFinTech100 identifies the companies that financial institutions need to know about as they evaluate and adopt AI-led technologies. Areas covered include insurance, compliance, customer experience, banking, payments and operational risk.
A Highly Competitive Selection Process
The 2026 list was drawn from a review of more than 2,000 companies, assessed by a panel of industry experts and analysts. Quensus was selected as part of the final 100, recognised for its contribution to intelligent water management, leak detection and the use of operational data to help organisations reduce risk, protect assets and improve efficiency.
You can view the full list here.
Turning Water Data into Operational Value
Quensus' LeakNet and SiteNet systems monitor water use in real time, identify leaks and abnormal consumption, and turn water data into actionable insight. This supports better decision-making across estates, facilities, insurers and commercial property operators, helping to reduce avoidable water loss, mitigate escape of water risk and improve long-term resilience.
For Quensus, selection for the AIFinTech100 reflects the growing importance of practical, deployable technology within the insurance and property sectors. As financial services move beyond AI experimentation and into real-world deployment, intelligent systems are increasingly being measured by their ability to deliver reliable, operational outcomes rather than proof-of-concept results.
Addressing a Critical Risk in Insurance
Within insurance, escape of water remains a major source of cost, disruption and operational risk for property owners and insurers alike. By combining continuous monitoring, intelligent alerts and actionable water data, Quensus supports a more preventative approach, helping organisations identify issues earlier and act before small problems become costly claims.
The recognition comes at a time when AI adoption across financial services is shifting from standalone tools to systems embedded within core workflows. This includes a growing focus on connected intelligence, where information moves more effectively across products, operations, risk and customer teams.
Dr Dan Simmons, Managing Director of Quensus, said:
We are proud to have been selected for the 2026 AIFinTech100. For us, this recognition is about more than technology. It reflects the growing need for practical, data-led systems that can help insurers, property owners and commercial organisations reduce risk, improve efficiency and take action with confidence.
The market is moving beyond AI as a concept and towards real deployment. That aligns strongly with what Quensus is focused on: using intelligent monitoring and actionable insight to solve real operational problems, reduce water waste and support more resilient buildings and estates.
A Fast-Growing Market
The global AI in FinTech market was valued at approximately $14.9 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $50.7 billion by 2034, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 16.5%. This growth reflects a wider industry movement towards AI systems that can deliver measurable value across complex financial and operational environments.
Richard Sachar, CEO at FinTech Global, noted that the industry has entered a practical, operational phase where the key question is no longer whether AI is innovative, but whether it can deliver reliable results in real-world conditions.
Reinforcing Quensus' Position
The recognition adds to a growing body of evidence that practical water monitoring technology is becoming a core part of how insurers and property operators manage risk.
The full 2026 AIFinTech100 list is available at www.AIFinTech100.com.
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