An American International Group Executive pleaded not guilty yesterday in Manhattan Federal Court to charges he was part of a multi-million-dollar scheme to bribe top Azerbaijan officials to buy its state oil operation at a bargain price.
David Pinkerton, the managing director of AIG Global Investment Corporation entered his plea before U.S. District Court Judge Casey after the unsealing of a 27 Count indictment.
Mr. Pinkerton was accused with Czech offshore investment firm operator Viktor Kozeny, 42, and U.S. businessman, Frederic Bourke, 59, of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the Travel Act and various related crimes including money laundering and false statements.
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