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Non-Life Directors and Officers Risk

Calculate the Directors and Officers Risk instantly.

Directors and Officers Premium

€375 000

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Risk Factor

160%

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Directors and Officers Risk

€600 000

Largest Limit

€250 000

Claim Count Assumption

3

1Step 1

Apply the fixed risk-group factor to premium

Li=fi×PiL_i=f_i\times P_i
2Step 2

Derive the claim-count assumption where cover is limited

ni=fiPi/(1.15×Limi,1)+1n_i=\lfloor f_iP_i/(1.15\times Lim_{i,1})\rfloor+1
3Step 3

Use one claim when unlimited cover applies

ni=1if unlimited cover appliesn_i=1\quad\text{if unlimited cover applies}

Understand the Non-Life Directors and Officers Risk

Overview

This calculator prepares the Article 133 liability amount for Directors and Officers Risk.[1] It covers catastrophe exposure from claims against directors, officers, or comparable management roles for alleged wrongful management acts.

Input Terms

  • Directors and Officers Premium: Premiums earned during the next 12 months for insurance and reinsurance obligations in the directors and officers risk group, before deducting reinsurance premiums.[1]
  • Directors and Officers Largest Limit: The largest limit of indemnity provided in this risk group; it supports the Article 133 claim-count diagnostic and does not cap the group risk amount.[1]
  • Directors and Officers Unlimited Cover: A yes/no indicator that the undertaking provides unlimited cover in this risk group; when cover is unlimited, Article 133 sets the diagnostic claim count to one.[1]
  • Directors and Officers Risk Factor: The fixed Annex XI factor for this group; a factor of 1.6 means the prepared group amount is 1.6 times the relevant premium.[1]
  • Directors and Officers Risk: The prepared group amount obtained by multiplying the risk factor by the premium base.[1]

Technical Rationale

Article 133 treats directors and officers as a separate group because governance, disclosure, insolvency, fiduciary, or securities-related events can trigger correlated claims across many insured persons or policies. The standardized factor converts the premium base into a catastrophe loss amount for this management-liability class.

The largest limit and unlimited-cover inputs support the Article 133 claim-count assumption. They explain how many representative claims would make up the instantaneous loss, but they do not reduce the factor-based amount.

Important Notes

  • Scope: The amount is one Article 133 liability group component in the diversified liability risk aggregation.
  • Recoverables: Article 133 does not deduct reinsurance or SPV recoverables from the instantaneous loss amount. Recovery effects require a stressed basic-own-funds model rather than a simple deduction on this page.
  • Reporting: The result supports the Article 133 liability catastrophe component used in the S.25.01.01 standard-formula reporting view.[2]

Sources

  1. Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35 - Art. 133 (Liability risk sub-module) - EIOPA
  2. Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/894 - QRT S.25.01.01 (SCR standard formula) - EUR-Lex

Default values are illustrative sample inputs for navigation, training, and QA. Replace them with controlled data before using the result in capital analysis, governance, or reporting decisions.