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Monday March 28, 07:01
AIG does not want Greenberg to drag down its reputation
(by Olivia Cohen)

AIG does not want Greenberg to drag down its reputation The No.1 insurance group AIG said its chairman Maurice "Hank" Greenberg will have to leave in case he does not want to help regulators in their investigation on accounting fraud in the company.

Greenberg, the company’s ex-CEO, will have to resign in case he refuses to testify at a deposition before New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer.

AIG already forced Greenberg to resign as the company’s CEO about two weeks ago. “The reputation of the company would suffer tremendous damage if Greenberg were allowed to take the Fifth and continue serving in such as important role. The harm to AIG would be less if from Greenberg," former federal prosecutor Christopher Bebel told the wire service.

AIG might restate as much as $3 billion as a result of as many as 30 insurance transactions, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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