7 February 2020Services

Hylant launches global captive solutions business to plug perceived gap in the market


Hylant has unveiled a new business called global captive solutions, led by Anne Marie Towle, as it diversifies into the alternative risk financing business.

Towle’s team leads clients – from bevel makers to microbreweries – through a three-step process. In the feasibility analysis stage the client’s risks and coverage are assessed, and a new customised solution is designed. If alternative risk financing is deemed appropriate this is implemented in the next stage, with the team committing to a business plan, choosing service providers and meeting with regulators.

Finally, after regulatory approval, the team remains an active partner in the management and operations of the client, overseeing any compliance, financial and underwriting needs.

Towle said Hylant is going after market share where it believes competitors are falling down. “There are many great captive managers in the industry that handle the day-to-day accounting and manage the compliance regulatory process, but they fall down a little bit on the ongoing strategic advice and delivery,” she said. “That’s one of our main goals, to have a seamless team from the conception to maturity of a captive.”


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7 May 2020   As the global economy and infrastructure continue to weather what feels like more and more storms, many companies find themselves in the middle of cost containment and restructuring strategies. Taking on more risk during these disruptive times may seem counterintuitive, but organisations with existing captives or plans to launch them are doing just that, says Adam Miholic of Hylant.
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10 September 2019   Anne Marie Towle has joined Hylant as senior vice president, responsible for growing the global captive solutions business.
USA analysis
25 February 2020   Captive owners will increasingly need to lean on advice from their service providers as they attempt to navigate an unfamiliar hardening market, according to Anne Marie Towle, global captive solutions leader at Hylant.

More on this story

Feasibility studies analysis
7 May 2020   As the global economy and infrastructure continue to weather what feels like more and more storms, many companies find themselves in the middle of cost containment and restructuring strategies. Taking on more risk during these disruptive times may seem counterintuitive, but organisations with existing captives or plans to launch them are doing just that, says Adam Miholic of Hylant.
Analysis
10 September 2019   Anne Marie Towle has joined Hylant as senior vice president, responsible for growing the global captive solutions business.
USA analysis
25 February 2020   Captive owners will increasingly need to lean on advice from their service providers as they attempt to navigate an unfamiliar hardening market, according to Anne Marie Towle, global captive solutions leader at Hylant.