Protected Cell Company Structure

A framework for protection

A PCC structure, which stands for Protected Cell Company or Incorporated Cell Company, is a legal framework used in some jurisdictions to provide a means for businesses, typically in the insurance and finance industries, to segregate and protect the assets and liabilities of different business units or "cells" within a single legal entity. This structure is designed to enhance risk management, asset protection, and operational efficiency.

Tax Efficient Investing

Optimize Your Returns

Our PCC structure allows for tax-efficient investing by providing a framework that can potentially reduce overall tax liability. Each cell operates independently, allowing for strategic allocation of funds to optimize tax benefits while maintaining the protection and segregation of assets.

Asset Protection

Safeguard Your Investments

Our PCC structure provides robust asset protection by segregating assets and liabilities into distinct cells. This segregation ensures that the risks associated with one investment or business unit do not affect others, providing a secure environment for diverse investment strategies.

Operational Efficiency

Streamline Your Investments

Our PCC structure enhances operational efficiency by allowing for the creation of new cells without establishing separate legal entities. This flexibility significantly reduces administrative costs and complexities, making it easier to scale investments and explore new opportunities within a single, efficient framework.