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D&O (Administrators and Directors)

D&O (Directors & Officers) insurance protects the personal assets of directors and officers against claims due to management errors, negligence or breach of duty. It also covers the costs of criminal and administrative defense, bail and court costs. Entity coverage included to protect the company against lawsuits from shareholders or regulators.

Main Coverage

Complete protection for your business

Indemnification to Directors

Primary coverage that reimburses directors and administrators when the company cannot compensate them. Includes legal representation costs.

Criminal and Administrative Legal Defense

Legal expenses, attorneys' fees, criminal bonds and legal costs in proceedings against administrators. Includes claims from competitors and regulators.

Entity Coverage (Corporate Liability)

It protects the company against shareholder lawsuits and regulatory actions, covering the defense costs of the entity itself as well as the individual directors.

RC of Administrators (EPLI)

Coverage against claims for breach of duty, management negligence, discrimination and harassment in the corporate sphere.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to your questions

What is Entity coverage?
It is the coverage that directly protects the company against lawsuits from shareholders or regulators, covering the defense costs of the company itself in addition to the directors individually.
Does a self-employed person with a company also need D&O?
Yes. Any person who holds the position of administrator—even if he or she is the sole partner or administrator of an SL—is exposed to claims and must be covered.
Does D&O cover employee claims?
Yes, EPLI (Employment Practices Liability) coverage included in D&O policies protects against employee labor claims against directors and officers.

Is your advice really protected?

A management error can trigger claims against administrators. We structure the D&O policy that best suits your corporate governance.