Flexible solutions for complex risks

Alternative Risk Transfer helps businesses manage unique, complex or hard-to-insure risks through Alternative Risk Transfer mechanisms. Rather than viewing these risks in isolation, our solutions provide the flexibility to manage the total cost of risk over time, anchored by a long-term risk management strategy.

By partnering with us, clients can craft tailored solutions that meet their specific needs, leveraging our service excellence and agility to achieve a sustainable risk finance structure and risk management programme. This collaborative approach ensures that your financial resilience is built on a complete, connected view of your business.
When traditional insurance doesn’t quite fit, it’s time to think differently. Hollard works with brokers and businesses to craft flexible, relationship-driven risk transfer solutions.
Alternative Risk Transfer helps businesses manage unique, complex or hard-to-insure risks through Alternative Risk Transfer mechanisms. Rather than viewing these risks in isolation, our solutions provide the flexibility to manage the total cost of risk over time, anchored by a long-term risk management strategy.

By partnering with us, clients can craft tailored solutions that meet their specific needs, leveraging our service excellence and agility to achieve a sustainable risk finance structure and risk management programme. This collaborative approach ensures that your financial resilience is built on a complete, connected view of your business.
When traditional insurance doesn’t quite fit, it’s time to think differently. Hollard works with brokers and businesses to craft flexible, relationship-driven risk transfer solutions.
Call Daphne Peter on 011 351 1446 / 083 252 2033
or email daphnep@hollard.co.za
Imagine an insurance programme that protects your corporate client’s assets and sustainably rewards the client through cost efficiency and a smooth risk spend pattern.
Alternative Risk Transfer (ART) isn’t like conventional insurance, where a client pays a premium with the possibility of losing out if they do not claim. It’s about managing their risk, building up their defence against it and giving them the financial edge to not just thrive, but lead the sector in which they operate.
Traditional insurance pools premiums from many clients to pay the losses of a few. Any remaining surplus becomes the insurer’s underwriting profit.
Unlike conventional insurance, ART enables clients to retain a portion of predictable risk while protecting against larger, less predictable losses, resulting in lower premiums over time.
Premiums are determined based on the client’s individual risk profile and business circumstances. When claims experience is favourable, the client shares in the underwriting profit.
Both offer the opportunity to sustainably manage risk and, respectively, generate cost savings over time.
Contingency policies provide cover up to specified limits with the potential for a premium rebate when claims experience is favourable.
A cell captive gives clients access to an insurance licence without owning one. By partnering with Hollard, clients can transact insurance business for their own benefit or for third parties.
Enable clients to insure risks that are difficult, uneconomical or not normally insured.
Provide the cell owner with the ability to distribute insurance products to their client base, creating additional revenue streams.
Four key areas of analysis form the foundation of every HART risk-financing strategy:

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