Public Offering Securities Prospectus Liability Insurance

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Going Public? Protect Your Business Before Investors Sue. Launching an IPO or secondary offering comes with high financial and legal risks. Allegations of misleading prospectuses, mismanagement, or wrongful sales practices can lead to costly lawsuits from investors and regulators. Public Offering Securities Liability Insurance shields your company, directors, and key stakeholders from financial and legal fallout—ensuring a smooth transition into the public market.

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    Who’s at Risk When Raising Capital?

    Investor Lawsuits Can Target More Than Just Your Company.

    An IPO or public offering doesn’t just expose your business—it puts directors, officers, advisors, and even underwriters at risk. With Prospectus Liability Coverage, you are protected against claims over financial misstatements, unfulfilled projections, or regulatory breaches, reducing the risk of civil and criminal liabilities.

    Who Needs IPO Liability Insurance?

    • Company & Its Directors: Primary targets for investor lawsuits and regulatory investigations.
    • Future Directors & Shareholders: Individuals associated with the offering can face claims even years later.
    • Underwriters & Advisors: Professionals involved in the IPO process may be held responsible for misstatements.
    • Public Relations & Legal Teams: The cost of defending against lawsuits, settlements, and crisis management can be devastating.

    Why You Need a Dedicated Prospectus Liability Policy

    Who are at Risk

    Investors can claim against the Company, its Directors and Officers. This can include selling or controlling shareholders, Future Directors, underwriters, advisors, vendor or even individuals making offering statements in roadshows.

    Broad Coverage

    Cover can extend for several years ensuring no premium changes or cover cancellation. Coverage persists even if management of the company changes. It covers investigations, regulatory events, settlements, public relation and defence costs.

    Why not include in a D&O

    Such inclusions expose the liability if a D&O; limit is exhausted due to a large claim. Annual renewals risks rise of premiums, non-renewal or cancellation. One can neither allocate the premium to offering cost nor include additional insured in the policy.

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