US-listed companies under D&O scrutiny

March 4 2016 by Nick Ferguson

Analysis
D&O

Securities regulators in the US are increasingly targeting foreign companies, and especially Chinese businesses, signalling a worrying trend for insurers with directors-and-officers exposures.

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