What do underwriters consider when setting the terms of coverage?
Applying for D&O insurance
Reporting claims and circumstances to insurers
The conditions applying to D&O coverage
The role and reasoning behind self-insured retentions
Understanding the limit of liability and structuring one adequate for your needs
What’s excluded from D&O coverage?
Improving the scope of a policy with coverage extensions
How do D&O insuring agreements operate?
What is covered by D&O insurance? An overview
Protecting directors and officers with indemnification and insurance
What are the real implications of personal liability?
Where do claims come from? (Part 2): Internal sources
Where do claims come from? (Part 1): External sources
Exploring the potential liabilities of directors and officers
The responsibilities of management
Who are directors and officers and what do they do?
How is a D&O policy structured?
Who is covered by D&O insurance?
A short history of D&O insurance
Utmost good faith: The basis of all insurance contracts
Self-insured retention: Managing an organisation’s exposure to risk
Where can an organisation purchase D&O insurance?
How to select an adequate limit of liability
9 criteria used by underwriters to measure D&O risk
What is not covered by D&O insurance?
Run-off coverage: What is it and when do you need it?
11 reasons why every organisation needs D&O insurance
Understanding the 3 conditions of retrospective D&O coverage
Entity securities coverage: Protecting public companies from shareholder litigation
Does D&O insurance cover the entity?
8 common sources of claims against directors and officers
What is a wrongful act?
