You guys have no mercy!
He was remarkable in growing AIG from a small carrier to the biggest. I did see him at a charity dinner in NYC recently, and exchanged a few words with him. He does look great for his age, and he was wearing a damn nice tuxedo.
I’m sure having the government give your company hundreds of millions in money stolen from taxpayers can help Hank Baby keep in good health. Gee, I just love how IJ has the integrity to stand up to the power elite! (that’s sarcasm by the way)
Hank made AIG a profitable company. If your careers in the insurance business are not comparable, stop whining.
Spitzer SCREWED AIG by throwing Hank out. Look at the results. You can speculate what might have happened if Hank had stayed, but 40 years SAY he would have mitigated the stupid risks the financial divisions took and this would never have been an issue!
I agree. The industry and country need more Hank Greenbergs. He would have corralled the financial product cowboys and he also would not have let Goldman and Geithner get away with their greedy games. He’s smarter than all of them.
AIG without Greenberg was not AIG. When the BOD caved to Spitzer and put in Marty Sullivan the fall started, and what followed has been a series of jokes. Anyone with any business capabilities has left the company. An insurance company is nothing more than the people that work there and more than 50% of the talent has left. Chartis or what ever it is called tomorrow is not AIG. The Feds will never get the money they funneled to the investment banks from what is left of the company. AIG RIP!
There is no question that once Mr. Greenberg was forced out of AIG the company management ran it into the ground by taking on risks it had no business doing, and paying out some 64 billion dollars in policy limits to banks who had no claims.They should pay it back plus interest less any actual claims – if any. As to you jerks who wrote stupid comments,write to the funny pages instead of a real news source.
I just threw up a little bit in my mouth after reading this drivel.
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How come they aren’t interviewing him from his prison cell? Oh right, I forgot he paid Elliott Spitzer off in women of the night.
Dahling, He didn’t even pay me that much! So I had to be his personal trainer too! He does not LOOK young though……………..
His face cream is made of boiled $1000 dollar bills………………….
You guys have no mercy!
He was remarkable in growing AIG from a small carrier to the biggest. I did see him at a charity dinner in NYC recently, and exchanged a few words with him. He does look great for his age, and he was wearing a damn nice tuxedo.
I’m sure having the government give your company hundreds of millions in money stolen from taxpayers can help Hank Baby keep in good health. Gee, I just love how IJ has the integrity to stand up to the power elite! (that’s sarcasm by the way)
Things went south after Spitzer got Mr. Greenberg out of AIG.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MR. GREENBERG!
…Monty Burns.
http://blogs.ajc.com/jay-bookman-blog/files/2009/08/mrburns.jpg
D’Oh! Too funny, H.!
Hank made AIG a profitable company. If your careers in the insurance business are not comparable, stop whining.
Spitzer SCREWED AIG by throwing Hank out. Look at the results. You can speculate what might have happened if Hank had stayed, but 40 years SAY he would have mitigated the stupid risks the financial divisions took and this would never have been an issue!
Wake up.
I agree. The industry and country need more Hank Greenbergs. He would have corralled the financial product cowboys and he also would not have let Goldman and Geithner get away with their greedy games. He’s smarter than all of them.
AIG without Greenberg was not AIG. When the BOD caved to Spitzer and put in Marty Sullivan the fall started, and what followed has been a series of jokes. Anyone with any business capabilities has left the company. An insurance company is nothing more than the people that work there and more than 50% of the talent has left. Chartis or what ever it is called tomorrow is not AIG. The Feds will never get the money they funneled to the investment banks from what is left of the company. AIG RIP!
There is no question that once Mr. Greenberg was forced out of AIG the company management ran it into the ground by taking on risks it had no business doing, and paying out some 64 billion dollars in policy limits to banks who had no claims.They should pay it back plus interest less any actual claims – if any. As to you jerks who wrote stupid comments,write to the funny pages instead of a real news source.