Protected Cell Company

A Protected Cell Company (PCC) is an insurance vehicle whereby multiple 'cells' are connected to a core, creating a single legal entity. Any protected cell created has its own distinct name or designation however, it does not constitute a legal person which is separate from the Protected Cell Company.

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At Jatco Insurance Managers Limited we strive to offer innovative, flexible solutions that deliver the full benefits of today’s alternative risk mechanisms backed by a solid foundation of knowledge, experience, and industry leadership. Our aim at Jatco Managers is to develop cost-effective alternative risk solutions that enable clients to maintain affordable and flexible insurance coverage, improve cash flow, and control expenses.

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Jatco UK Branch

We are pleased to announce that the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) have approved the Jatco Insurance Brokers PCC Ltd – UK Branch.

Our UK Branch information is now visible on both the FCA website, whereby the Branch has been assigned Reference number: 1018422 and also on the Companies House website under UK Establishment number BR023213 and Company number FC038121.  The UK establishment office address is Mansell Court, London, 69 Mansell Street, E1 8AN.  Mr Peter Dalton (Individual reference number PDD01065) is also approved by the regulator for the role of SMF19 Head of Overseas Branch/Head of Overseas – Responsible for Insurance Distribution.  It is also noted that the UK Branch is not licenced to carry on any insurance distribution activity or other connected activity, in relation to risks where the state of the commitment is in the UK and/or for customers habitually resident in the UK.

 

On the 17th February 2025, we received the MBC (Modification by Consent) Approval Confirmation.  To clarify further, under the MBC, the regulated activities carried on by the UK branch shall solely be those:

  • Necessary to assist with activities within the scope of IDD in relation to non-investment insurance contracts by the EEA office of the firm, and
  • Relating to insurance risks where the state of the risk or state of commitment is in the EEA, and where the customer is also habitually resident in the EEA.