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Your Invitation to join a Series of Webinars on Multi-Peril Insurance

Sponsored by:

Strategis Partners & Australian Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology

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Webinar 1 - The Product: Multi-Peril InsuranceTuesday, 25 August 201512 noon to 12:30pm (AEST)

What is Multi-Peril Insurance?

How does it work?

Where does Multi-Peril Insurance fit in the bigger picture of farm value and risk management?

Webinar 3 - The Buyers:Farm Operators & Managers

Tuesday, 8 September 201512 noon to 12:30pm (AEST)

What distortions and deceptions need to be tackled in risk-based decision-making?

Which types of farm enterprises can ben-efit most from Multi-Peril Insurance?

What is the psychology of good decision-making on risk management strategies?

What government incentives are available to help farmers develop effective risk management plans?

This webinar series will provide much-needed information on the products, the industry players and the buyer’s choices.

To successfully manage risk, primary producers face complex choices. No more so is this the case as in purchasing Multi-Peril Insurance.

Webinar 2 - The Industry Players:Insurers, Financiers & Governments

Tuesday, 1 September 201512 noon to 12:30pm (AEST)

Insurance design: what are the key fea-tures of a sustainable agricultural insur-ance program?

What different business models do insur-ers use?

What does MPI mean for farm financiers?

What are governments doing to encour-age the development of a private agricul-tural insurance market in Australia?

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The webinars are not a promotion of Multi-Peril Insurance, nor a criticism of it. Neither is it a buyer’s guide to purchasing insurance, although buyers will benefit from the insights these webinars contain.

This webinar series aims to eliminate confusion and misunderstanding that characterises the discussions on Multi-Peril Insurance.

Register for this Series of Webinars

The cost to attend the series of three Webinars is:

$25 for members of the AIA

$50 for non members of the AIA

Dial in instructions will be provided to attendees two days prior of the first Webinar.

Click here to register

Who should attend?

This event is designed for operators, executives and managers from:

Farm enterprises and grower groups seeking to learn about new developments in agricultural insurance including their owners and investors

Insurance underwriters and reinsurers

Farm financiers including agri-investment funds, banks and other financial institu-tions - investment managers, lending officers, financial analysts

Service providers to the agri-industries - farm advisers, extension officers, ac-countants, lawyers, and brokers

Government Agencies in agriculture, R&D, taxation and financial regulation.

Benefits of attending

Understand the range of options for ag-ricultural insurance options, in particular Multi-Peril Insurance

Learn what are the key factors and the process for buying insurance

Find out what governments are doing to promote the development of MPI.

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Contact us

Level 57, MLC Centre19-29 Martin Place Sydney, NSW 2000

+612 9238 [email protected]

www.strategispartners.com.au

Copyright © Strategis Partners

Jay Horton

The webinar presenter is Jay Horton, the Founder and Managing Director of Strategis Partners.

Strategis Partners brings over 25 years of experience in strategic and operational risk management using quantitative and qualitative methods. His expertise covers:

• Decision and Risk Analysis

• Agri-Supply Chain Optimisation

• Scenario Planning and Strategic Risk Management

• Growth Strategy and Program Reviews.

“Since the 1990s I have worked with agri-foods companies on risk manage-ment projects in Asia and Australia. Over this time, the practical arts of risk man-agement and insurance have advanced considerably. So much so, that we now know how to avoid the flawed models of crop insurance operating in North America and Europe. Reducing uncer-tainty in cropping does not have to be a costly business – for farmers, for insurers, or for governments.”

About Strategis Partners

Strategis Partners is a team of advisers working with clients in the agri-foods in-dustries to solve their toughest and most urgent problems.

Strategis Partners clients are in agricul-ture. We serve commodity producers including dairy, fruit, cotton, grains, sugar, wheat, wool, commodity processing and supply chain management, food and beverage manufacturing, retailing and distribution.

In December 2014, Strategis Partners convened the Symposium on the Future of Crop Insurance, which brought to-gether over 60 people from all States of Australia to listen to experts and users of Crop Insurance.