Join us for the fourth session of HUB’s Ready for Tomorrow Series for an insightful and forward-thinking discussion on the outlook of Directors & Officers (D&O) litigation and regulatory exposures.

From the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) to the latest Security Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations and U.S. Supreme Court rulings, our expert panel will explore key areas that are shaping the future of public companies’ D&O litigation and regulatory exposures, with a special focus on considerations for IPO and merger activity. With the rapid adoption of modern technologies, evolving legal frameworks and increasing regulatory scrutiny, it’s crucial for directors, officers and risk managers to stay informed and prepared to avoid red tape.

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1. Evaluate AI-Related Risks: Understand how the integration of artificial intelligence in business operations can affect litigation exposure and board responsibilities.
2. Navigate IPO Challenges: Identify critical issues and regulatory changes affecting the IPO process to mitigate legal risks.
3. Understand Merger Litigation: Gain insights into the current and potential future state of insurance coverage for merger objection claims.
4. Interpret Supreme Court Rulings: Assess the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on D&O litigation and regulatory practices.
5. Comply with SEC Cyber Disclosure Rules: Learn about the implications of the SEC’s Cyber Disclosure Rules and how to ensure compliance.

• Directors and Officers: To gain a deeper understanding of their evolving responsibilities and potential liabilities.
• Risk Managers: To identify and mitigate emerging risks in corporate governance and operations.
• Legal Professionals: To stay updated on the latest legal developments affecting D&O litigation and regulatory exposures.
• Compliance Officers: To ensure adherence to new regulations and prepare for enforcement actions.
• Investors and Shareholders: To understand the implications of these issues on corporate performance and governance.