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.tl <br /> HISCQXC-Suite General Terms and Conditions <br /> the debtor-in-possession (or equivalent position outside the United States), loss we paid <br /> within the retention. This contractual right of recovery will be in addition to and independent <br /> of our subrogation rights under this subsection I and any other rights we may have under <br /> applicable law. <br /> Solely with respect to the Fiduciary Coverage Part, we will not exercise our subrogation <br /> rights unless required to exercise our recourse rights under ERISA, in which case any <br /> amounts we recover based on such recourse rights will be added back to the coverage part <br /> limit applicable to the Fiduciary Coverage Part, accounting for any costs, expenses, or <br /> reimbursements we incurred in pursuing such recovery. <br /> With respect to any loss under the Crime Coverage Part, you must transfer to us all of your <br /> rights of recovery against any person or organization for any loss you sustain and which we <br /> have paid.Additional rules governing the payment of recoveries under the Crime Coverage <br /> Part are contained in Section IV. Limits of liability and settlement, E. Recoveries, of that <br /> Coverage Part. <br /> Titles J. Titles of sections of and endorsements to this policy are inserted solely for convenience of <br /> reference and will not be deemed to limit, expand, or otherwise affect the provisions to which <br /> they relate. <br /> VI. Definitions The following definitions apply to all Coverage Parts you have purchased. If the same term is <br /> applicable to all defined here and in a Coverage Part, then the definition in the Coverage Part will govern the <br /> Coverage Parts coverage provided under that Coverage Part. <br /> Application means the signed application for the policy, any attachments and materials submitted with that <br /> application, and any other information that is filed by an insured or otherwise publicly available. If <br /> this policy is a renewal or replacement of a previous policy issued by us, application also includes <br /> all previous signed applications,attachments, and materials. With respect to the Fiduciary <br /> Coverage Part(if purchased), application will also mean any public documents filed by the named <br /> insured or any subsidiary with any federal, state, local, or foreign regulatory agency, during the <br /> one-year period prior to the inception of the policy period. The application forms a part of this <br /> policy. <br /> Continuity date means the date stated as such in the Declarations with respect to each Coverage Part you have <br /> purchased which includes a continuity date. <br /> Coverage part limit means the amount stated in the Declarations as the aggregate limit applicable to each Coverage <br /> Part you have purchased which is subject to an aggregate limit. <br /> Covered amounts means any amounts we have expressly agreed to pay under any Coverage Part you have <br /> purchased. <br /> Discovery period means the time period described in Section IV. Discovery period of these General Terms and <br /> Conditions which is purchased by the named insured to extend the length of time you have to <br /> report claims arising from otherwise covered wrongful acts committed, or breaches that take <br /> place, before the inception of the discovery period. <br /> Employee means an employee as defined in each Coverage Part you have purchased. <br /> Foreign jurisdiction means any jurisdiction other than the United States or any of its territories or possessions. <br /> Insolvency means the: <br /> 1. appointment by any government official,agency, commission, court, or other governmental <br /> authority of a receiver, conservator, liquidator,trustee, rehabilitator, or similar official to take <br /> control of, supervise, manage, or liquidate an insolvent insured organization; <br /> 2. filing of a petition under the bankruptcy laws of the United States;or <br /> 3. foreign equivalent of 1 or 2 above. <br /> CSU P0001A CW(12/22) Page 5 of 6 <br />