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Protected Cell Companies

Under the Protected Cell Companies Act, 2003 a company incorporated under the Companies Act 1972 can be authorised to divide into identifiable cells, each of which can have its own cellular assets and thus acquire a certain measure of a clearly identifiable unit, without assuming a separate legal personality.

Key Features:

• incorporation under Companies Act 1972 provides tax residency and transparency
• existing companies may be converted to PCC
• ideal for use in umbrella funds and captive insurance structures
• the company may engage in contracts involving assets attributable to one cell only

Associated Downloads

PCC ACT, 2003 [860.37KB]
PCC (Amendment) ACT, 2004 [957.16KB]
PCC (Fees) Regulations, 2004 [275.90KB]
PCC Application Guidelines [95.72KB]
PCC Application Form [298.22KB]
Due Diligence & KYC Declaration for PCC [8.65KB]
PCC Declaration of Consent by Director [214.37KB]
PCC Declaration of Consent by Secretary [214.30KB]
PCC Declaration of Registered Address [214.87KB]

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