Explore Asia's Only Protected Cell Companies

"PCCs are a flexible structure offering cost-efficient centralised management while allowing for
diversity in mandate, risk coverage and efficient management"

The protected cell company (PCC) was borne as alternative risk management tool in 1997, designed primarily to cater for the needs of self-insuring organisations, especially the captive insurance industry. Apart from the captive insurance industry, PCCs are also now a popular structure in the fund management industry, as part of a larger diverse asset allocation investment strategy.

The core concept underpinning the PCC structure is that it acts as a single and separate entity which in turn has the ability to create multiple cells and provides these segregated cells the ability to take on differentiated assets and liabilities per cell, while allowing each cell to operate independently and providing segregation of these assets and liabilities.