Agriculture Treaty Reinsurance
Our Agriculture reinsurance team offers unparalleled expertise and a deep understanding of diverse markets. With a well-rounded portfolio covering both mature and emerging markets, we have built long-lasting relationships with brokers and clients world-wide.

Agriculture reinsurance solutions – what we do
- Aquaculture insurance
- Forestry insurance
- Greenhouse insurance
- Indemnity-based crop insurance (named peril, multiple perils, revenue insurance)
- Livestock insurance
- Area-yield index insurance
- Satellite imagery-based index insurance
- Weather-based index insurance
What makes us different
We pride ourselves on our ability to adapt and provide tailored agriculture reinsurance solutions, leveraging advanced climate data and comprehensive research to deliver precise, effective coverage. Our presence as the only global desk in Asia among Lloyd’s syndicates gives us a significant advantage, allowing us to be at the forefront of the agriculture reinsurance market and provide unique insights and opportunities.
Our team aims to provide complementary capacity, especially for complex risks that require specialised attention. This approach, combined with our commitment to transparency, collaboration, and rapid decision-making, ensures that our clients receive the best possible service. We also aim to advance the understanding of insurance in agriculture by sharing best practices and innovative risk-management strategies.

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FAQs
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Reinsurance in crop insurance is a risk management tool that insurance companies use to protect themselves against significant losses due to large-scale unpredictable agricultural events. These can be widespread events like droughts, floods, typhoon or local events like pest infestation and hail.
Through reinsurance, the crop insurer transfers part of its risk to another insurance company, known as the reinsurer. This allows the primary insurer to maintain financial stability even when paying out large claims so they can continue to provide affordable coverage to farmers, particularly in regions prone to severe weather events or other risks. Insurance in agriculture is essential for promoting long-term sustainability and affordability for both insurers and farmers alike.