Protected Cells
A cell captive is particularly suited to:
- Financing risk where losses, such as workers’ compensation or auto liability, are predictable.
- Acting as a fronting structure to access the reinsurance markets.
- Collateralized (re)insurance, including insurance linked securities, weather derivatives, and more.
- Situations where market conditions may force retaining or funding less predictable risks.
- Companies seeking to reinsure fronted insurance businesses associated with a specific project, division, join-venture, or strategic alliance.
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A protected cell company (PCC) is a corporate structure where a single legal entity is comprised of a core and several cells. A PCC has a design similar to a hub and spoke, with the central core organization linked to individual cells. Each cell is independent of each other and the company’s core, but the entire unit is still a single legal entity. A PCC is sometimes referred to as a segregated portfolio company.
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