A Protected Cell Company (PCC) is a single legal entity made of a Core and several Cells with separate assets and liabilities.
A single legal entity that operates segregated accounts, or Cells, each of which is legally protected from the liabilities of the company’s other accounts. Despite the segregation of assets and liabilities that exists between the Cells and the Core and among the Cells themselves, a Cell has no separate legal identity.
An individual client’s account is insulated from the gains and losses of other accounts, such that the PCC sponsor and each Cell is protected against liquidation activities by creditors in the event of insolvency of another Cell.