D&O Policies definition

D&O Policies has the meaning set forth in Section 8.06.

D&O Policies means all insurance policies (including any “tail policy”) of any of the Debtors for directors, members, trustees, officers, and managers’ liability.

D&O Policies means all insurance policies (including without limitation any “tail policy,” run-off endorsement) that have been issued at any time to any of the Debtors as a first-named insured providing directors’, members’, trustees’, officers’, or managers’ liability coverage, or errors-and-omissions coverage.

Examples of D&O Policies in a sentence

• By orders, entered December 16, 2008, May 4, 2010 and September 23, 2010, the Bankruptcy Court granted relief from the automatic stay to allow the insurance carriers with respect to the 2007-2008 Policies (the “2007-2008 Insurers”) to advance and/or pay defense costs pursuant to the D&O Policies that are, or will become, owing to certain of the D&O Claimants who were named as defendants in certain then pending litigation and investigations.

• All Parties hereto agree to cooperate, and to take whatever actions necessary, to ensure that that the Individual Defendants’ defense costs associated with the Monroe Litigation, the Receiver Litigation, and the effectuation of this Settlement Agreement are funded by the D&O Policies to the extent such defense costs are covered under the terms and conditions of the relevant D&O Policies.

• The Motion for Settlement Approval shall also seek a declaration from the Receivership Court that, upon the Receiver’s receipt of the Settlement Payment, and the receipt by defense counsel for Individual Defendants and ECA of costs and fees incurred prior to the date of the Approval Order in the defense of claims made against the D&O Policies pursuant to the Receivership Court’s Comfort Orders (Dkt.

• Xerox shall, and shall cause members of the Xerox Group to, allow Conduent and its agents and representatives, upon reasonable prior notice and during regular business hours, to examine and make copies of the relevant D&O Policies maintained by Xerox and members of the Xerox Group pursuant to this Section 8.06.

• Notwithstanding anything contained in this agreement to the contrary, the releases, representations and warranties, covenants and agreements provided by the Insurers herein are limited to their role and position as the insurer of one or more of the D&O Policies, their rights and obligations under one or more of the D&O Policies and the Settlement Amount to be paid hereunder.

More Definitions of D&O Policies

D&O Policies means all primary and excess insurance policies that provide coverage for liability related to the actions or omissions of the Debtors’ directors and officers, and, if applicable, “tail” or “runoff” coverage for such policies.

D&O Policies means any and all policies providing D&O Insurance.

D&O Policies has the meaning set forth in Section 7.1(b)(i).

D&O Policies means the "Primary Layer D&O Policy" and several excess layer policies that incorporate the Primary Layer D&O Policy wording with amended terms and conditions 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) andB080133495P17AAE (fourth excess) (the ''Excess Layer D&O Policies'' and, together with the Primary Layer D&O Policy, the ''D&O Policies'').

D&O Policies means all insurance policies (including any “tail policy”) of any of the Debtors for current or former directors’, managers’, and officers’ liability.

D&O Policies means the insurance policies purchased by the Debtors to provide coverage for certain amounts owed by directors and officers to third parties on account of actions taken by directors and officers during the course of their roles as officers and/or directors of the Debtors.

D&O Policies means all insurance policies for directors’, managers’ andofficers’ liability (including employment practices liability and fiduciary liability) maintained by the Debtors prior to the Effective Date, including as such policies may extend to employees, and any such policies that are “tail” policies.