Indiana Code § 28-13-12-5

Adequate fiduciary coverage required
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Sec. 5. (a) Every corporation shall make provision for adequate fidelity coverage for all officers and employees having access to money or bonds of the corporation. The amount and form of fidelity coverage must be approved annually by the board of directors of the corporation. Coverage may be provided: (1) in the form of a blanket fidelity bond issued by a corporate surety authorized to transact business in Indiana; or (2) through the establishment of a separate reserve fund within the corporation for that purpose.       (b) If the corporation is a corporate fiduciary (as defined in IC 28-1-1-3 ), the corporation shall make provision for adequate fiduciary errors and omissions insurance coverage.   IC 28-13-13 Chapter 13. Indemnification of Directors               28-13-13-1 "Corporation" defined             28-13-13-2 "Director" defined; scope of term             28-13-13-3 "Expenses" defined             28-13-13-4 "Liability" defined             28-13-13-5 "Official capacity" defined; scope of term             28-13-13-6 "Party" defined             28-13-13-7 "Proceeding" defined             28-13-13-8 Conditional indemnification of director against liability             28-13-13-9 Mandatory indemnification of director for expenses of successful defense of proceeding             28-13-13-10 Advancement of expenses before final disposition of proceeding; conditions; procedure             28-13-13-11 Court ordered indemnification; determination             28-13-13-12 Standards for conditional determinations and authorizations; procedure             28-13-13-13 Indemnification of corporate officers and employees other than directors             28-13-13-14 Liability insurance purchased and maintained by corporation             28-13-13-15 Limitation of remedies; effect of chapter

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