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Let’s hope he stays healthy and can continue to lead AIG. There are not too many people who could run such a large, diverse company and do the good job he is doing. That has been proven since Greenberg was forced out.
Sorry KD, I can’t agree he is doing such a great job, particularly from a remote location. AIG/Chartis are still floundering and they have a revolving door going with CEO’s and other executives. They still owe the Treasury billions despite some sell off of assets. They are far from being out of the woods and the taxpayers will never see a full return from this outlaw company.