PCC insurance structure - cell reporting inconsistencies identified and resolved

A Protected Cell Company (PCC) structure in the insurance sector exhibited inconsistencies in cell-level financial reporting and allocation methodologies.

Scope and key challenges

  • inconsistent allocation of income and expenses between cells
  • lack of clear documentation supporting inter-cell transactions
  • fragmented reporting across multiple service providers
  • increased audit complexity due to structural misalignment
  • regulatory sensitivity around segregation requirements

How we helped

We performed a detailed review of cell-level financial reporting and structure integrity.

Our work included:

  • full reconciliation of cell-by-cell financial reporting
  • review of allocation methodologies for income and expenses
  • validation of segregation principles across the structure
  • identification of documentation gaps and inconsistencies
  • implementation of clearer reporting framework for ongoing use
  • alignment of reporting with regulatory expectations for PCC structures

Results

  • corrected inconsistencies in cell-level reporting
  • improved transparency and auditability of structure
  • strengthened segregation integrity across PCC cells
  • reduced future audit complexity and time requirements
  • improved confidence from stakeholders and regulators
Country:

TCI

Industry:

Insurance & Captive Insurance

Services:

Audit & Assurance