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...His father, Maurice “Hank” Greenberg — who once led AIG to become the world’s largest insurer — headed an open letter from economic and foreign-policy figures in The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday calling...
...Greenberg hired him on the spot....
...Greenberg was behind the $30bn combination of Ace and Chubb in 2015. He has followed in the footsteps of his father, Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, who built up AIG over decades into an industry behemoth....
...Greenberg’s dealmaking record draws inevitable comparisons to his father, Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, a 95-year-old veteran of the industry who built AIG into the world’s largest insurer over four decades....
...The son of Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, who turned AIG into a financial powerhouse over four decades, Evan Greenberg has spent several years building his own insurance empire....
...Chubb is led by Evan Greenberg, son Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, who turned AIG into a financial powerhouse over four decades....
...Prestowitz names Maurice Greenberg, ex-head of the insurance giant AIG, and Fred Smith, the boss of FedEx, the US parcel delivery company, among the corporate titans that played this game....
...Century 21, which generated $747m in revenues in the last fiscal year, said it was forced to close after its insurers, including Maurice Greenberg’s Starr Group and Allianz, failed to pay out business continuity...
...Separately, industry veteran Stephen Catlin has joined forces with Aviva chief executive Maurice Tulloch and RSA boss Stephen Hester to work on proposals....
...Among the recipients were former AIG chairman Maurice “Hank” Greenberg and Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum....
...feared corporate lawyer in Delaware, home to a majority of the largest companies in the US, Stuart Grant’s legal work helped expand shareholder rights and secured investor victories over the likes of Hank Greenberg...
...AIG, with Mr Greenberg long departed, has slunk off a couple of blocks down the road to an altogether more humdrum building....
...This time, however, the likes of Mr Greenberg are in no rush to start up new companies....
...Mr Greenberg, now chairman of Starr Companies, has joined others including insurer QBE and Cambridge Innovation Capital, in backing the company in a £4.4m funding round....
...The acquisition of Validus underlines a reversal in strategy under AIG’s recently appointed chief executive Brian Duperreault, a protégé of Hank Greenberg, who led the group for nearly 40 years before being...
...His nonagenarian father, Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, turned AIG into a financial powerhouse over four decades in charge. When Hank stepped down in 2005, the company was the world's biggest insurer....
...The ruling comes three months after Mr Greenberg reached a settlement in another legal fight with the authorities....
...The New York attorney-general’s office said on Monday: “Mr Greenberg’s admission speaks for itself: Mr Greenberg initiated, participated in, and approved two transactions that fundamentally misrepresented...
...Mr Greenberg and Mr Smith have always resisted the allegations. Mr Greenberg repeatedly sought over the years to have the case dismissed....
...After more than a decade of bitter litigation over fraud claims brought by New York’s top lawyer, former AIG chief executive Maurice “Hank” Greenberg is finally throwing in the towel....
...Mr Greenberg’s lawyer, David Boies, plans to argue that if there were anything wrong with either transaction, Mr Greenberg had no knowledge of it....
...Mr Greenberg has run CV Starr, a private insurance group, after he stood down from AIG in 2005....
...Evan Greenberg, son of the former AIG chief Maurice Greenberg, hired Mr Bischof in 2015 to help his insurance company Ace acquire its New York-listed rival Chubb for $28.3bn....
...Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, the former chairman of insurer AIG, must stand trial on civil fraud charges in New York, the state’s highest court ruled on Thursday....
...Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, the former chief executive of American International Group must face trial over his role in accounting fraud at the insurer, New York’s highest court ruled on Thursday....
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