Direct Financial Loss definition
Examples of Direct Financial Loss in a sentence
Under Insuring Clause 1.2 (d) Crime and subject to Clause 10.6 Notification of Direct Financial Loss we will pay the reasonable and necessary fees, costs and expenses of a fraud investigator nominated by the company and approved in writing by us to establish the amount of any direct financial loss notified to us and covered by the policy, in excess of the deductible applicable for Insuring Clause1.2 (d) Crime.
Discovers or Discovery means a Director or Officer became aware for the first time of an occurrence which has given rise, or which at the time could reasonably have been expected to give rise, to a Direct Financial Loss covered under this Policy, whether the exact amount or circumstances of such Direct Financial Loss were known at the time of becoming so aware.
Under Insuring Clause 1.2 (d) Crime and subject to Clause 10.6 Notification of Direct Financial Loss we will pay the reasonable and necessary fees, costs and expenses of a fraud investigator nominated by the company and approved in writing by us to establish the amount of any direct financial loss notified to us and covered by the policy, in excess of the deductible applicable for Insuring Clause 1.2 (d) Crime.
Direct Financial Loss shall mean the loss of moneys and or stock at prime cost belonging to You proved to have been criminally misappropriated and disposed of by the Employed excluding any consequential loss of any kind.2. Dishonesty refers to breach of faith on the part of the employee resulting in pecuniary loss to the employer which results from such breach of faith on the part of the employee.
We will indemnify You for Direct Financial Loss discovered and notified to Us during the Period of Cover resulting from any dishonest, fraudulent or malicious act of any Employee or officer, whether committed alone or in collusion with others.