The Beginner's Guide to D&O
A D&O policy's insuring agreements, along with its coverage extensions, make up the total protection available to a policyholder. Below we outline the most common extensions found in the market. Coverage extensions provide an organisation with … [Read more]
The insuring clauses of a D&O policy perform a pivotal role in laying out coverage for an insured organisation and its management team. Below we take a look at the key terms which define the scope of a policy's protection. The insuring … [Read more]
D&O insurance is purchased by organisations of all shapes and sizes. While the primary purpose of coverage is to protect individuals, depending on the organisation's size a policy may also provide some benefit to the entity itself. The … [Read more]
Directors and officers inherit a great deal of responsibility and with that, we want to make sure that they're protected. Corporate indemification and D&O insurance allow them to get on with the job without putting their personal assets on the … [Read more]
Some managers can go through their entire career without so much of a mild disagreement. Unfortunately, many others won't be so lucky and may encounter the full brunt of an investigation or lawsuit. Below, we take a look at what it feels like to be … [Read more]
In addition to external risk exposures, claims can also arise from within an organisation and its management ranks. These claims, while somewhat less common, are often of quite a personal nature. In addition to sources of claims which exist … [Read more]
Management is exposed to claims from a variety of sources on a daily basis. Each source provides its own level of threat, and therefore, a different set of challenges for executives who seek to mitigate them. The type, size and frequency of claims … [Read more]
