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Nvidia’s executive liability insurance reportedly covers personal assets, leaving company legal costs uncoveredMachine translation

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According to the Financial Times, Nvidia bought up to $900 million of Side A coverage through Aon to protect directors’ and officers’ personal assets, but did not buy Side B coverage for legal bills it pays on their behalf or Side C coverage for securities claims against the company. A proposed class action accuses Nvidia and Huang of misleading investors; any defense or settlement costs Nvidia owes in that case would fall on its own balance sheet.

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FT: Nvidia’s directors’ and officers’ (D&O) insurance reportedly covers its leaders’ personal assets up to $900M, but not the company’s own legal costs. A proposed class action accuses Nvidia and Huang of misleading investors about the relationship, after a 4.3% share slide erased about $192B. Through broker Aon, Nvidia bought only Side A cover, up to $900M, which protects directors’ and officers’ personal assets. It skipped Side B, which repays a company for covering executives’ legal bills, and Side C, which covers securities claims against the company itself. Lawyers and brokers call that setup rare, and a 2018 WTW survey found more than 80% of public companies bought all 3 sides. Any defense costs or settlement Nvidia owes in the class action would therefore hit its own balance sheet.
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