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Agribusiness · MBA / Postgraduate

Agricultural & Agribusiness Insurance and Risk Management in the AI Era

Austin PM · FutureCentral Press

Insurance and risk management across agriculture and agribusiness.

MBA / PostgraduateManuscript chapters available
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AudienceMBA / Postgraduate
Structure26 chapters listed
StatusManuscript chapters available

About the book

Weather, production, and markets create agricultural risks that insurance can only partly address. Readers examine risk categories, insurability, and alternative instruments, then consider how data and AI affect product design and basis risk.

What you will learn

  • Classify agricultural and agribusiness risks
  • Evaluate insurability and risk instruments
  • Assess basis risk and product design
  • Connect data and AI with insurance decisions
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Chapter overview

Inside Chapter 1

Chapter topics, summarized from “The Risk Landscape in Agriculture”:

  • Classify agricultural exposures as production, market, institutional, climate, personal, or business risks.
  • Distinguish risks shared across many participants from risks specific to an individual.
  • Explain how that distinction affects the choice of risk-transfer instruments.

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Frameworks and decision tools

The Six-Family Risk Taxonomy

Introduced in Chapter 1.

The Insurability Test

Introduced in Chapter 1.

The Five-Instrument Comparison

Introduced in Chapter 2.

The Instrument-Allocation Map

Introduced in Chapter 2.

The Premium Identity

Introduced in Chapter 3.

The Three Classical Failure Modes

Introduced in Chapter 3.

Table of contents

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Contents reflect available source documents. Final publication details remain unconfirmed.

  1. The Risk Landscape in Agriculture
  2. Risk Management Instruments in Agriculture
  3. Insurance Fundamentals for the Agricultural Reader
  4. The Regulatory Architecture of Agricultural Insurance
  5. Crop Insurance: Products, Design, and the Global Landscape
  6. PMFBY: Architecture, Operations, and Evolution
  7. Loss Assessment in Crop Insurance
  8. Livestock Insurance
  9. Horticulture, Plantation, and Allied Crop Insurance
  10. Aquaculture and Fisheries Insurance
  11. The Farm-Gate Portfolio View
  12. Warehouse Insurance and the WDRA Regime
  13. Cold-Chain Insurance
  14. Food Processing Plant Insurance
  15. Agri-Infrastructure Insurance
  16. Marine Cargo and Transit Insurance for Agri-Commodities
  17. Trade Credit and Export Credit Insurance
  18. Commodity Price Risk Transfer and the Insurance-Hedging Interface
  19. Parametric and Index-Based Insurance
  20. Satellite Earth Observation in Underwriting and Claims
  21. AI and Machine Learning in Underwriting, Claims, and Fraud Detection
  22. IoT, Telematics, and Sensor-Driven Agricultural Insurance
  23. Insurtech and Embedded Insurance in Agriculture
  24. Climate Change, ESG, and the Next Decade of Agricultural Insurance
  25. Four-Jurisdiction Regulatory Comparison
  26. The Practitioner’s Playbook
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