HARTFORD, CONN.–A former General Reinsurance senior vice president, who admitted to activity that helped American International Group puff up its financial statements, testified for a second day yesterday against five executives charged in the scheme.
Richard Napier, who in 2005 pleaded guilty to conspiracy to falsify SEC filings in the AIG case, began giving evidence Wednesday. He followed Morgan Stanley analyst Alice Schroeder on the stand in U.S. District Court here.
On trial are:
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