protected cell company (PCC)
Definition
A company which separates it business into "protected cells" through a segregated portfolio in which the assets and liabilities of different classes are separated from the main assets of the company. This limits damage from litigation and financial impacts to a single cell and protects the core business. Also called segregated portfolio company (SPC).
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