Elon Musk is Personally Insuring Tesla's Board Members Due to 'Disproportionately High Premiums' Quoted by Insurance Companies (TSLA) Business Insider Apr 28 2020 BoardNews Tesla said Tuesday that CEO Elon Musk is insuring company directors, citing high premiums from insurance companies. The billionaire pledged 54% of his stake in Tesla to make the offering, up from 40% in 2018. No stranger to high insurance costs, Tesla last year launched an insurance offering for owners in California. Read Full Article Bookmark or Share this article Login to comment. Related Articles 20 Taiwan Businesspeople To Watch -- James Kuo, Austin Liu and Andy Lu also categorized in BoardNews The Reported Firing of Ford CEO Mark Fields is 'Like a Coup' also mentions Tesla Apple could give Shareholders a Huge Dividend if Tax Reform Actually Happens also written by Graham Rapier (Grapier@Businessinsider.Com) 'It is a Full Blown War Going On': The CEO of MoviePass' Parent Company Wants to Use its Subscribers as an Army Against Traditional Theaters also written by Graham Rapier (Grapier@Businessinsider.Com) Here Are The 11 Politicians Who Sit On The Boards Of Public Companies also published in Business Insider Six Years Later, The Problem at HP is Still the Board also categorized in BoardNews A Former Assistant to Investing Legend John Bogle was Named the Next CEO of a $4.4 Trillion Fund giant also written by Graham Rapier (Grapier@Businessinsider.Com) Elon Musk's Brother Should be Booted from Tesla's Board as the Company's Looking 'more tenuous than ever' also written by Graham Rapier (Grapier@Businessinsider.Com) A Tesla Board Member Was Ousted From His Venture Capital Firm Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations — Now There are Calls for him to be Booted From the Automaker Too also written by Graham Rapier (Grapier@Businessinsider.Com) Vanguard's Chairman Says Cryptocurrencies Pose an ‘Idiosyncratic Risk’ also written by Graham Rapier (Grapier@Businessinsider.Com)
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