D&O insurance in the second Trump era
In the latest episode of the Insurance Post podcast, how a second Donald Trump US presidency and a new Labour government in the UK are reshaping directors’ and officers’ insurance is discussed.
Matt Houghton, head of financial risks at RSA, Angus Duncan, global D&O coverage specialist at Willis, Matt Kuznik, partner at Keoghs, and Jimmy Heaton, head of D&O at Rokstone, explore the impact of shifting political risks on underwriting, claims trends, and what corporate leaders must do to stay protected.
Listen now to hear how the D&O market is adapting to a new era of legal and regulatory uncertainty.
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