Spotlight on D&O

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      <subfield code="a">Contiene: The future of D&O insurance/ by Steven Gladstone,  The emperor has no clothes: going naked on environmental D&O exposures /by Greg Rogers,  Is your board really covered? /by Gary N. Dubois</subfield>
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      <subfield code="a">For any corporate executive who has faced a directors'and officers' lawsuit, being at the top has never been more lonely. Even with generous D&O insurance , today's corporate leaders are in for a rough ride when shareholder law-suit surfaces. Thanks to a spate of hight-profile corporate scandals, C-level executives are the lastest, greatest bad guy to enter the crosshairs of a voracious news media and even more voracious class action industry. D&O liability is not just a dooms day scenario. It is an everyday one, and risk managers are usually the ones left to hold the line against it</subfield>
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