This content is from: Portfolio Hank Greenberg and the Government Both Losers in AIG Decision Last week’s decision in the lawsuit by Starr International against the U.S. government left former AIG CEO Hank Greenberg and the Fed both unhappy. By Richard Teitelbaum June 25, 2015
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This content is from: Portfolio The Fall of AIG: The Untold Story The inside story of Hank Greenberg and the rise and demise of AIG. By William D. Cohan April 07, 2010
This content is from: Corner Office Hank Greenberg, AIG, CIC and the Backdoor Bailout Six years after the U.S. government takeover of insurer AIG, a lawsuit reveals another potential buyer and raises the question of whether the bailout was even needed. By Richard Teitelbaum November 21, 2014
