Directors and officers insurance, usually called D&O, protects the people who lead a company from personal liability for decisions they make in that role. It matters for any organization with a board or formal leadership, including many nonprofits.
If a company's directors or officers are sued over their management decisions, by investors, employees, regulators, or others, D&O helps cover their legal defense and any resulting liability. Without it, those individuals could face claims against their personal assets.
Businesses seeking investors, companies with boards, and nonprofits with volunteer directors are common candidates. Many qualified board members expect D&O coverage before agreeing to serve.
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