MAS Consults on Protected Cell Company Framework to Support Growth of Alternative Risk Transfer Solutions in Insurance
Why this matters
MAS consultation on Protected Cell Company framework for alternative risk transfer solutions in insurance. This is informational/consultative content (closing date 7 August 2026) rather than an urgent regulatory mandate. Relevant to insurers, reinsurers, brokers, and captive insurance operators seeking to establish PCC structures for captive insurance, insurance-linked securities, and sovereign risk pools. Impacts licensing/authorisation requirements and capital structure considerations.
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What the MAS said
MAS has issued a consultation paper proposing to establish a legislative framework for a new Protected Cell Company (PCC) corporate structure. The proposed framework aims to support the growth of alternative risk transfer solutions and deepen Singapore’s role as a risk management hub.
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Context
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This update is classified under Authorisation & Licensing, Prudential / Capital Requirements, Insurance & Pensions and Capital Markets & Trading.