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Fidelity Bonds

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  1. Wiley Executive Summary

    Neither Bond Nor E&O Policy Covers Entity Losses from Employee Theft of Client Funds

    By Leland H. Jones, IV

    Applying Michigan law, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan has held that a fidelity bond did not provide coverage for an employee’s theft of client…

  2. Risk and Recovery

    Bank Bond Covers Third-Party Losses Arising out of Bank Employee’s Fraud, Eighth Circuit Holds

    By Shawn S. Ledingham Jr., Proskauer Labor and Employment Department

    Fidelity bonds are purchased primarily to protect against loss to the policyholder’s own assets, from things like employee theft or embezzlement. In Avon State Bank v. BancInsure, Inc., however, the…

  3. Wiley Executive Summary

    Notice-Prejudice Rule Does Not Apply to Fidelity Bonds

    By Wiley Rein LLP

    In an unpublished decision applying Colorado law, a federal district court has held that an insurer does not need to establish prejudice in order to deny coverage under a fidelity…

  4. Wiley Executive Summary

    Fidelity Bond Provides Coverage for Third-Party Claim Arising from Employee’s Fraud

    By Karen L. Toto

    Applying Minnesota law, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has held that a bank’s fidelity bond provides coverage for claims by third-parties alleging that a bank…

  5. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    CAI Reports FHA Backing Away From Management Company Insurance Mandate

    By Molly Foley-Healy

    According to Community Associations Institute ("CAI"), the Federal Housing Administration is evidently backing off a new requirement that management companies carry a fidelity bond on any condominium association they manage that would cover an…

  6. Corporate & Financial Weekly Digest

    SEC Approves Rule Governing Fidelity Bonds

    By Daren R. Domina

    Co-authored by Natalya S. Zelensky The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's proposal to adopt a rule governing fidelity bonds. FINRA Rule 4360 is based…

  7. The D&O Diary

    FDIC’s Receivership Rights Don’t Bar Fidelity Bond Rescission

    By Kevin LaCroix

    The FDIC in its status as receiver of a failed bank may not avoid rescission of a fidelity bond procured by material misrepresentation, notwithstanding the FDIC’s statutory receiver rights, according…

  8. The Retirement Plan Blog

    It’s Bond. Fidelity Bond … revisited

    By Jerry Kalish

    Whether your preference is Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, or now Daniel Craig, the James Bond character has been used in the longest running and…

  9. The Retirement Plan Blog

    Will Form 5500s reveal outdated fidelity bonds or retirement plans without bonds at all

    By Jerry Kalish

    July 31st, is of course, the due date (unless extended) for calendar year retirement plans required to file Form 5500 for the 2007 plan year. And, as in the past,…

  10. The Retirement Plan Blog

    It’s Bond. Fidelity Bond

    By Jerry Kalish

    One of those year-end retirement plan housekeeping matters is for plan sponsors to review the adequacy of the plan's fidelity bond required by Department of Labor (DoL) regulations. Here is…