This study aims to examine whether the insuring directors' and officers' liability insurance (D&O Insurance) will affect the companies' willingness to voluntarily deliver the corporate social responsibility reports (CSR Reports) to the third parties to assure them. Using 2013-2018 Taiwanese listed companies as the sample, the results show that companies that purchased D&O Insurance have a higher willingness to voluntarily deliver CSR reports to the third party to assure them. Secondly, further analysis of companies that purchased D&O Insurance, it found that companies that have over-insured D&O Insurance have decreased their willingness to voluntarily deliver CSR reports to the third parties to assure them.