An Executive and Director Indemnity Agreement is a contract between an executive or director of a company and the company itself. It is a way for the company to protect itself against any potential losses or damages that may be incurred as a result of the actions or decisions of the executive or director. The agreement states that, in the event of a claim or lawsuit against the executive or director, the company will provide funds or other assets to help cover legal costs and other expenses. There are two main types of Executive and Director Indemnity Agreements: Standard Indemnity Agreements and Enhanced Indemnity Agreements. The Standard Indemnity Agreement provides a baseline level of protection, while the Enhanced Indemnity Agreement provides additional protection and flexibility. Both agreements may be used to protect the executive or director from personal liability for their job-related activities.