With persisting soft market conditions and an influx of new carriers and policy forms, the renewal of an organization's directors and officers liability insurance policy often signals an opportunity for the insured to achieve better coverage terms and a lower premium.

However, if the insured moves D&O coverage–or any other claims-made coverage–to a new carrier to obtain such benefits, might there be undetected gaps in coverage?

Beyond the obvious coverage terms and pricing, there looms the question of coverage continuity.

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