Today the judge presiding over Greenberg's AIG lawsuit will hear final arguments, and if previous rulings and a final list of questions posed to both sides are any measure, he may be leaning toward Greenberg.
The combative former chief executive officer of American International Group led the insurer, once the worlds largest, to repay a $182.3 billion taxpayer bailout.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York poured billions of dollars into rescuing AIG in Sept. 2008 without drawing up documents that would cement the governments control of the giant insurer, the banks lawyer testified.
Allianz SE named board member Oliver Baete to succeed Michael Diekmann as chief executive officer as Europes biggest insurer grapples with upheaval at Pacific Investment Management Co.
A confidential report and a fired examiners hidden recorder penetrate the cloistered world of Wall Streets top regulatorand its history of deference to banks.
In Maurice Hank Greenbergs telling, the $182 billion taxpayer bailout that saved AIG and perhaps all of Wall Street during the 2008 financial collapse was a government rip-off.
The NFLs decision to hire former FBI Director Robert Mueller to examine its handling of a players domestic violence case mimics companies such as GM and BP in hiring high-profile outsiders to blunt criticism by airing their dirty laundry.
The NFLs decision to hire former FBI Director Robert Mueller to examine its handling of a players domestic violence case mimics companies such as GM and BP in hiring high-profile outsiders to blunt criticism by airing their dirty laundry.