Do private companies need directors and officers liability insurance? It is certainly a popular purchase for fast growing companies that are considering an IPO, being acquired, or are in highly regulated industries.
In addition to being part of an overall risk management strategy, D&O insurance can help attract and retain top talent in your organization. Indeed, some sought-after potential directors and officers might be reluctant to join a company without D&O insurance given the difficult litigation environment in the United States.
D&O insurance is complex—and it takes expertise to structure your D&O insurance program so that it will respond when you need it.
Woodruff Sawyer’s “Guide to Private Company D&O Insurance” can help large private companies navigate this complicated topic.
Inside this edition, you will find:
- A straightforward explanation of the different sides of D&O insurance (Side A, Side B, and Side C) and how they work together
- Important D&O insurance exclusions you will want to understand
- Guidance on how think about D&O insurance as part of your larger management liability program
- How to choose D&O insurance limits
- What to plan for as you head into an IPO and key D&O insurance considerations along the way
You can access this interactive guide by clicking on the image below: