Types of Companies
RAK ICC offers a range of corporate vehicles to suit different business objectives — from standard IBCs to specialist structures for securitisation and portfolio management.
Company Limited by Shares
The most popular RAK ICC vehicle. Shareholders' liability is limited to the amount unpaid on their shares. Suitable for holding structures, trading, and most international business purposes.
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Company Limited by Guarantee
A RAK ICC company that may be set up with or without share capital. Ideal for non-profit organisations, membership associations and professional bodies requiring a corporate structure.
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Restricted Purposes Company
A corporate entity designed to act as a special purpose vehicle (SPV), restricted to specific permitted purposes as defined in its memorandum. Widely used in securitisation and structured finance.
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Segregated Portfolio Company
An SPC (sometimes called a protected cell company) allows segregated portfolios within a single legal entity, each with its own assets and liabilities legally separated from other portfolios.
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Unlimited Company
A hybrid corporation that may be incorporated with or without share capital, where members' liability is unlimited. Provides maximum flexibility for certain specialist structures.
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