CGU and WFI Insurance Collaborate with Ag Guard to Boost Agricultural Coverage

Exclusive Partnership Aims to Enhance Digital Services and Risk Management

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In a strategic move to bolster agricultural insurance offerings, IAG's Intermediated Insurance Australia business, encompassing the CGU and WFI Insurance brands, has announced an exclusive partnership with Ag Guard, a technology-driven agricultural insurance agency.

This collaboration, set to commence in June 2026, aims to enhance risk selection processes and claims handling capabilities.

Ag Guard, established in 2013, specialises in rural underwriting and focuses on developing digital solutions for quoting, binding, and claims management. By integrating Ag Guard's technological expertise, CGU and WFI Insurance plan to provide more efficient and tailored services to brokers, partners, and customers within the agricultural sector.

This partnership reflects a growing trend in the insurance industry towards leveraging technology to improve service delivery and customer experience. For Australian farmers, it promises more streamlined processes and potentially more comprehensive coverage options tailored to their unique needs.

As the agricultural landscape continues to evolve, such collaborations are essential in ensuring that insurance products keep pace with the changing demands and risks faced by farmers. This initiative underscores the commitment of CGU, WFI Insurance, and Ag Guard to support the resilience and sustainability of Australia's farming communities.

Published:Wednesday, 29th Apr 2026
Author: Paige Estritori

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