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Aon plc partners with SAGE to launch precision crop insurance program

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What happened

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Aon plc has partnered with SAGE, an agricultural risk intelligence company, to offer a new precision crop insurance program. The program uses artificial intelligence to tailor premiums to the risk level of an individual field, rather than the average risk of an entire county.

From agri-pulse.com

Why it matters

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The new program aims to provide a lower-priced alternative to federal crop insurance for farmers with lower-risk land. The current federal system prices policies based on the average risk within a county, regardless of specific field conditions.

From agri-pulse.com

Who's involved

  • Aon plcInsurance brokerage firm partnering to offer the new crop insurance program
  • Robert BonnieCo-founder of SAGE and former USDA undersecretary for farm production and conservation

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Munich ReSpeculative

    Munich Re might face competitive pressure in the risk management market due to Aon's entry into precision crop insurance.

  • MarshSpeculative

    Marsh could see its market position challenged by Aon's new AI-driven precision crop insurance program.

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