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Public Company Risk Survey 2012 Results
Chubb's survey offers insights into the liability exposures and risk perceptions of 145 publicly traded companies.
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Loss Control Resources
Checklists, handbooks, manuals and other resources can help you manage risks and respond to emerging safety and health issues.
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Executive Protection Portfolio- EPL Public Companies
Provides publicly held and larger private companies with comprehensive insurance protection for employment-related claims.
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Executive Protection Portfolio D&O Liability-Public Companies
A public company needs to protect its employees who serve on outside boards from liability lawsuits.
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EPP Outside Directorship Liability-Public Companies
A public company needs to protect its employees who serve on outside boards from liability lawsuits.
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Executive Protection Portfolio Crime-Public Companies
Helps protect public companies from “white collar” exposures such as workplace fraud and embezzlement.
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Executive Protection Portfolio Fiduciary Liability
Special Report: Who May Sue You and Why: How to Reduce Your ERISA Risks, and the Role of Fiduciary Liability Insurance.
Read Chubb's white paper on The Perils of Holding Company Stock in Sponsored Plans.
Under ERISA, fiduciaries are personally liable for losses to benefit plans incurred as a result of their alleged breach of
duties.
Trustees of employee benefit plans are expected to act in the best interests of the plan participants. If this duty is compromised,
either intentionally or unintentionally, trustees can be held personally liable. In today's litigious society, people who
perceive they have been wronged react with lawsuits that can cost millions of dollars to defend and settle. This makes fiduciaries
potential lightning rods of liability, particularly in light of the amount of money held in retirement plans today, and the
valuable protection those plans afford to their participants.
The large majority of fiduciary claims are brought by past or present employees or their families. However, claims may also
be brought by another fiduciary or by the Department of Labor (DOL), which enforces the provisions of the Employee Retirement
Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA). When the DOL brings an action, fiduciaries can face civil penalties, as well.
Understanding the need to help protect companies, their fiduciaries, and the benefit plans they manage against fiduciary liability
claims, Chubb offers Executive Protection Portfolio Fiduciary Liability Insurance coverage.
To view other Executive Protection Portfolio coverages, please select one of these items:
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