In this episode, we delve into the nuances of US bankruptcy processes, and the critical interplay between bankruptcy proceedings and D&O insurance.

What can be done to level the playing field, to attract the best talent, and to make the insurance industry a more diverse and inclusive place to work?

Workplace conflict resolution, collective disputes, the conciliation mediation processes and the latest trends in this field! With Guest Sarah Podro of ACAS.

Can a highly effective board prevent claims from occurring down the line?

In this episode, we delve into the intricacies of managing the constantly evolving intangible risks relevant to directors and officers.

Owen continues the discussion on corporate governance with Sarah Bell and Rising Edge CEO Philippe Gouraud.

Richard and Owen are joined by Sarah Bell, Partner at Grant Thornton in London, for a discussion on corporate governance best practice.

Owen and guests discuss what happens in the event of a dispute and claim, and how to handle it successfully.

Richard and Owen are joined by three experts on employment disputes and employment practices liability (EPL).

Owen, Richard, and Tom Filby, Partner at UK law firm Mills & Reeve, reveal what businesses can do in the immediate aftermath of a fraud to secure a recovery.

Owen, Richard and Francis Kean, Partner for Financial Lines at McGill & Partners debate policy wording and whether the ‘perfect policy’ can ever really exist.

Kevin LaCroix of the The D&O Diary podcast discusses the state of the D&O market on both sides of the pond, and What to Watch Now in the World of D&O.

In the second half of this two part episode, Owen, Richard and guests discuss how you develop and then execute a strategy for resolution by adjudication/trial or negotiated resolution.

Owen, Richard and guests discuss emerging risks we see now coming out of the modern world such as mass remote working, social media and ESG.

Richard asks Owen about claims adjusting, what happens when an insurer receives a claim, what information they are looking for, and some common missteps or obstacles in the process.

What happens on the broker side when a claim is raised. Plus, a new perspective on the insured's experience and how more care and attention from all concerned can smooth the process.

In light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, this bonus episode discusses sanctions risks for organisations and their directors and officers.

Owen, Richard and guest Jacqueline Young discuss how litigation funding works and the advantages of involving a litigation funder when a D&O claim arises.

Owen and guests discuss the increasing prevalence of cryptocurrency in the corporate world and how this is manifesting itself in risks to directors and officers.

Owen and Richard focus on investigations carried out by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and how organisations and directors can be prepared for dawn raids. Richard also explains how such investigations, raids and interviews play out and the mitigating actions that can be taken in advance.