AIG CEO Peter Hancock resignation News

AIG Picks Hamilton’s Duperreault as CEO

American International Group named Brian Duperreault as its new chief executive officer on Monday, selecting a protege of former CEO Hank Greenberg and an industry veteran known for his turnaround expertise. Duperreault, age 70, is the founder and chief executive …

AIG Board Refuses CEO Hancock’s 2016 Cash Bonus after Poor Earnings

American International Group Inc.’s board of directors declined to award Chief Executive Officer Peter Hancock a cash bonus for his work last year, after the company’s dismal financial performance roiled shareholders, according to a proxy filing on Thursday [April 13]. …

AIG Chairman Says Board Agrees with Outgoing CEO Hancock’s Turnaround Plan

American International Group Inc.’s chairman reaffirmed support for the course charted by Peter Hancock, even after the CEO announced he was stepping down because of insufficient investor backing. Chairman Doug Steenland, in his annual letter Monday, said that the board …

AIG Executives Hope Meetings Reassure Analysts, Investors

American International Group Inc. executives have been meeting with investors and analysts to build confidence in the insurer and its turnaround plan amid uncertainty over a replacement for outgoing Chief Executive Officer Peter Hancock. Chief Financial Officer Sid Sankaran, commercial …

Departing AIG CEO Gets No Bonus But Will Get $5 Million to Stay Until Successor Arrives

Peter Hancock is getting $5 million in cash to stay on as American International Group’s chief executive officer while the board searches for his replacement. But the insurer’s departing president and CEO will forgo his bonus, according to recent regulatory …

AIG Directors Asked CEO Hancock to Resign to Avoid Fight with Icahn: WSJ

American International Group Inc.’s decision to remove Peter Hancock as its chief executive was to avoid a proxy battle with billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. AIG said last week …