D&O Insurers definition

D&O Insurers means the Debtor’s director and officer liability insurance carriers which are or become parties to the Insurer Agreement.

D&O Insurers means certain of the Debtors’ insurance carriers whose policies may cover the claims made in the Fiduciary Duty Action. For the avoidance of doubt, the D&O Insurers shall include XL Bermuda.

D&O Insurers means the insurance companies and/or Lloyd's syndicates acting for themselves and as proxyholder of other insurance companies underwriting Steinhoff’s (primary and excess) Directors and Officers insurance policy with no. B080133495P17 and claim reference B080133495P17AAA (primary), B080133495P17AAB (first excess), B080133495P17AAC (second excess), B080133495P17AAD (third excess) and B080133495P17AAE (fourth excess).

Examples of D&O Insurers in a sentence

• If and when agreement is reached between SIHPL and SIHNV (on the one hand) and the D&O Insurers and/or the former directors and officers concerned (on the other hand), this Proposal will be supplemented with an addendum, setting out the relevant terms agreed, the related potential benefits thereof to SIHPL, SIHNV and Scheme Creditors, and the mechanisms to be employed for this purpose.

• This provision provides for available community treatment when appropriate.

• On December 8, 2010, after considerable negotiation, the plaintiffs in the Securities Actions, the Individual Defendants, and the D&O Insurers executed a Memorandum of Understanding reflecting an agreement in principle to settle claims in the Consolidated Class Action and Tolin Action against the Debtor, the Individual Defendants, and their related parties (the “MOU”).

• The Stipulation of Settlement further provides that, pursuant to the Insurer Agreement, the D&O Insurers shall be required to pay the amount of $24,600,000 to the Settlement Class, see Stipulation of Settlement ¶ 8(a).

• The Supervisory Board and the Management Board, each independently from one another, obtained external legal advice on the legal coverage situation and the trial risks of a legal dispute with the D&O Insurers.

More Definitions of D&O Insurers

D&O Insurers means the insurers under the D&O Liability Insurance Policies.

D&O Insurers means XL Specialty Insurance Company, Allied World National Assurance Company and Endurance American Insurance Company, the insurance companies that issued or are otherwise responsible for the insurance policies that comprise the Applicable Insurance Policies.

D&O Insurers means Kratos' applicable director and officer liability coverage insurance providers.

D&O Insurers means AIG Specialty Insurance Company, Starr Indemnity & Liability Company, Argonaut Insurance Company, Zurich American Insurance Company, Freedom Specialty Insurance Group (or “Nationwide”), XL Specialty Insurance Company, Xxxxxx American Insurance Company and National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, Pa. (collectively, the “D&O Insurers”).

D&O Insurers means Defendants’ directors and officers liability insurers, as set forth above.

D&O Insurers means XL Specialty Insurance Company, National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Allied World National Assurance Company.

D&O Insurers means the respective past, present and future insurers that issued directors and officers liability policies to any of the MII Indemnified Parties, but, in the case of each such insurer, only in its capacity as an issuer of any such directors and officers liability policies.