SPECIALIST B2B COVER

Professional Liability Insurance for Directors and Officers

Statutory directors, board members and senior executives can be held personally liable for management decisions. A tailored Directors and Officers policy addresses the financial risks arising from their corporate responsibilities.

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PROTECTION TAILORED TO YOUR PROFESSION

Management protection through Directors and Officers liability insurance

Complex business decisions, operational restructurings, financial transactions and contractual commitments may expose senior management to personal liability. Directors and Officers liability insurance can respond when shareholders, creditors, employees or regulators bring claims against directors for alleged management errors, breaches of fiduciary duty or decisions considered detrimental. Without suitable D&O insurance, decision-makers may have to rely on their personal assets to meet the cost of investigations, commercial proceedings and damages awarded by a court.

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Management errors

Claims alleging wrongful decisions, omissions or unintentional breaches of duty.

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Stakeholder claims

Claims brought by shareholders, creditors, employees or regulators, subject to the policy terms.

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Defence and investigations

Legal and representation costs required to manage a covered claim or investigation.

The precise scope of cover, limits, sublimits and exclusions is governed by the policy wording and the insurer’s quotation.

WHO THE POLICY IS FOR

Who is Directors and Officers insurance for?

The policy can protect individuals responsible for company administration, executive management and corporate decision-making.

  • Sole or statutory directors
  • Members of boards of directors
  • Chief executives and senior officers
  • Management teams within corporate groups

STRUCTURING THE POLICY

How Directors and Officers liability insurance is structured

Tailoring Directors and Officers liability insurance starts with the ownership structure, financial history and industry-specific exposure of the company. The personal decision-making liability of individual managers must be distinguished from the general civil liability of the legal entity, as they address different risks. An appropriate D&O structure may include emergency legal representation costs, crisis-management support, full retroactive cover for previous mandates and an extended reporting period for directors who leave office, all subject to the agreed policy wording.

A CLEAR PROCESS

From risk profile to the right solution

Leader Team structures the process around your actual activity, contractual requirements and intended level of protection.

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Share your professional profile

Provide the essential information about your activity, structure and cover requirements.

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We assess the exposure

Your broker clarifies the risks, relevant history and parameters required by insurers.

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Receive a structured solution

We compare available options and explain the important limits, clauses and exclusions.

QUOTE REQUEST

Describe your role and company structure

Provide the company’s basic details and the roles requiring protection so the exposure can be assessed appropriately.

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QUOTE REQUEST

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    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    What should you know before requesting a quote?

    Clear answers about cover, eligibility and policy structure.

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    What situations can Directors and Officers liability insurance cover?

    It can cover financial claims against directors arising from management errors, unintentional negligence, inaccurate statements or omissions in the running of the company.

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    Does the policy protect a manager’s personal assets?

    Yes. A central purpose of D&O insurance is to protect a director’s personal assets against damages claimed by third parties or shareholders, subject to the policy terms.

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    How does D&O insurance differ from the company’s general liability cover?

    D&O insurance addresses the decision-making acts of individuals in management, while the company’s general liability insurance concerns third-party losses arising from ordinary business operations.

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    Are intentional acts or fraud covered?

    No. Proven intentional acts, fraud, criminal conduct and unlawful personal gain are excluded from insurance cover.

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    Who normally pays the insurance premium?

    The premium is generally paid by the company for the benefit of its statutory directors, board members and executive officers.

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