don’t we live in America, where everyone is jiudged accoring to media portrayal and public opinion? Innocence until proven guilty has nothing to do with it.
Hank I feel your pain and understand concern about your “fiduciary” responsibility. Heck, without clear, accurate and honest information some AIG senior managers and officers might try to mislead you board members and other stake holders at AIG — employees, insureds, agents, regulators, the IRS, bond and stock holders and worst of all your poor wife who has extensive AIG holdings.
I appreciate your highly principled position in resigning. It would be almost impossible to exercise your fiduciary responsibilities in the dark.
Icon? He is a self centered, self angrantizing, proflatering, value destroying icon of the type no longer acceptable to right thinking business people. He could “plug and play” at AIG, WorldCom, Enron and on and on and on. People worshiped his ability to make money and ignored the way he made it.
Ding Ding the wicked king is dead.
Hardly dead…. just out of the palace. He still controls his minions from his offshore fortresses.
The “Greatest Generation”?
I wish him luck in his lawsuit. I am glad that some of the crooks are being brought out of the woodwork. Who’s next?
You seem to have already assumed he is guilty. AIG will not crumble just cripple itself for a year or two. “A giant who falls is still a giant.”
Kathleen,
I think your posting quite sad. Have a little respect for those of that generation who really are deserving of it.
So a Giant bank robber who got only a portion of his money from robbing banks is a … ?
And we wonder why we have an integrity perception issue within this industry.
Come on, measure with something other than your bank account.
don’t we live in America, where everyone is jiudged accoring to media portrayal and public opinion? Innocence until proven guilty has nothing to do with it.
O.J walked. Money talks. Justice often works best for those who deserve it least.
Hank I feel your pain and understand concern about your “fiduciary” responsibility. Heck, without clear, accurate and honest information some AIG senior managers and officers might try to mislead you board members and other stake holders at AIG — employees, insureds, agents, regulators, the IRS, bond and stock holders and worst of all your poor wife who has extensive AIG holdings.
I appreciate your highly principled position in resigning. It would be almost impossible to exercise your fiduciary responsibilities in the dark.
Good man Hank. You make us all proud.
Jim Howse
Then it’s not justice.
Uhhhh, Martha Stewart …..
Let’s not forget the Third masked one.
Mr. Greenberg is an icon in the insurance industry. He forbade cookie cutter underwriting and demanded EACH risk rise or fall on it’s own experience.
Can we not sing Hank’s praises on the way to the gallows?
Icon? He is a self centered, self angrantizing, proflatering, value destroying icon of the type no longer acceptable to right thinking business people. He could “plug and play” at AIG, WorldCom, Enron and on and on and on. People worshiped his ability to make money and ignored the way he made it.
Well put Jim Howse!!!
Well said Jim.
Looks like Michael Jackson is following right along.
And another AMEN to both posts