Not-for-profit Directors and Officers Liability Insurance

Not-for-profit Directors and Officers Liability Insurance

Learn the fundamentals of ‘Not-for-profit Directors and Officers Liability Insurance’ - what’s covered and what’s not, how policies are structured, what to do and expect when there is a claim, and more. 

A course for every director and officer of a not-for-profit organization and those who support and guide them. 

Pointers

What you will learn

Exposures and protections
The legal duties of directors and officers of not-for-profits, their personal exposures and available protections.
Insurance coverage
How D&O insurance works, what it does and does not cover, and challenges unique to not-for-profit organizations.
How claims work
What to do and what to expect when there is a claim.
Risk mitigation
What organizations and directors and officers can proactively do to improve governance and minimize risk.

Course Curriculum

Welcome to Not-for-profit Directors and Officers Liability Insurance

  • Course introduction FREE PREVIEW
  • Course objectives
  • Downloadable material

Responsibilities of directors and officers of a not-for-profit organization

  • Chapter objectives
  • The role of a director of a not-for-profit corporation
  • Duties of not-for-profit directors and officers
  • Duty to manage
  • Duty of loyalty
  • Duty of care
  • Duty to obey FREE PREVIEW
  • What are the rules to which directors and officers must adhere
  • Quiz instructions
  • Quiz #1

D&O Insurance for Not-for-profits

  • Chapter objectives
  • What is directors' and officers' liability insurance? FREE PREVIEW
  • Indemnification – how and when insurance pays out
  • The indemnification process
  • Managing your indemnity and insurance program
  • D&O and not-for-profit organizations
  • Indemnification and not-for-profit organizations
  • Quiz #2

Understanding D&O policies

  • Chapter objectives
  • The structure of a D&O insurance policy
  • Non-indemnifiable loss (side A)
  • Indemnifiable loss (side B) FREE PREVIEW
  • Entity coverage (side C)
  • Who's covered?
  • What's covered?
  • What's not covered?
  • Policy extensions
  • Quiz #3

What if There is a Claim?

  • Chapter objectives
  • What constitutes a not-for-profit D&O insurance claim?
  • What is a claim under a D&O policy?
  • What is a wrongful act under a Not-for-Profit D&O policy?
  • Who can bring a claim against a not-for-profit organization?
  • Causes of claims FREE PREVIEW
  • What is a loss under a D&O policy?
  • Understanding policy reporting requirements
  • Claims made and reported policies vs. claims made policies FREE PREVIEW
  • Potential claim notification
  • Extended reporting period
  • Reporting a D&O claim to the insurer
  • How D&O claims are handled
  • D&O claims: defence and settlement
  • Activity: What to expect from the claims process
  • Quiz #4

Minimizing the Chance of a Claim

  • Chapter objectives
  • A look at the risk of claims
  • Understanding governance FREE PREVIEW
  • Reducing risk through good governance
  • Guidelines for directors and officers
  • Guidelines for the board
  • Quiz #5

Buying not-for-profit D&O insurance

  • Chapter objectives
  • Reasons for buying D&O insurance FREE PREVIEW
  • What to buy?
  • How premium is determined?
  • Retention or deductible?
  • How much coverage to buy?
  • Terms and conditions
  • Policy length
  • The application process
  • Understanding your NFP D&O application
  • Selecting an insurer
  • What to expect from your insurance broker
  • Managing your insurance FREE PREVIEW
  • Quiz #6

Final Examination & Course Wrap Up

  • Course wrap up
  • Course survey
  • Not-for-profit Directors & Officers Liability Insurance Final Assessment

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Testimonials

Insurance Brokerage, Canada

Very clear, concise content, delivered in an easy to understand way. Whether an industry vet or just starting out, you will learn something from this course- I did! It’s easy to see how this platform could complement any corporate training program. I’d thoroughly recommend ITC to any L&D manager.

Broker, Australia

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Broker, Canada

Great way to enjoy an evolving subject matter. Thank you ITC, enjoyed that!

Broker, Australia

Tough topics. Beautifully presented.

Senior Underwriter, Canada

I’ve been in the industry for nearly 15 years and event I learned some things in this course! It’s a straightforward and intelligent way of presenting a complex issue. Not a small feat.

Everyone will find this course helpful, no doubt.

Broker, Canada

Most insurance courses are either pitched at people learning about the subject for the first time or jump straight into advanced topics. The ITC courses do a great job for all learners and I particularly liked the online format since you can either spend time starting from the beginning or quickly move on to the areas of most interest to you. The course material also went beyond insurance policy language – addressing risk management, claims processes, what buyers should consider, and more.

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