1 October 2011InsuranceAngela Thorns

Cell company legislation in Malta

As from February 1, 2011, it became possible to register an Incorporated Cell Company under the Companies Act’s Incorporated Cell Companies Carrying on Business of Insurance Regulations 2010 (ICC Regulations). These regulations are intended to complement existing laws and rules, including those covering Protected Cell Companies (PCC ), which have been in operation since 2004.

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