Protected Cell Companies - Going Beyond Funds And Captive Insurance

Protected Cell Companies (PCCs) have existed in Guernsey for more than ten years and have been widely replicated in other jurisdictions. Most people are familiar with their traditional uses for captive insurance and collective investment schemes - but how are they being used beyond this? Alex Wickens of Collas Crill explores.

At Collas Crill we have seen an increase in the use of the PCC as an effective tool for clients looking to effectively manage a portfolio of diverse assets.

Using our fictional client 'Joe Bloggs', we have highlighted below some of the reasons why PCCs are being used in this way.

Joe Bloggs is the beneficial owner of a Guernsey limited liability company that he uses to hold the following assets: