The Beginner's Guide to D&O
D&O policies include a range of exclusions for risks that an insurer does not wish to cover. Close attention should be paid to these excluded circumstances and events, so you aren't caught out in the rain without a jacket. D&O is designed … [Read more]
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]