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A subtle pattern of symmetries has been created by this week’s appointment of Brian Duperreault as chief executive officer of American International Group. Not only has Mr Duperreault, 70, come full circle in his career, having entered the insurance ...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) – American International Group will give Brian Duperreault $12 million in cash, 1.5 million stock options and an annual pay package valued at $16 million to turn around the company as its seventh chief executive officer since 200...

Industry veteran Brian Duperreault has left island-based Hamilton Insurance Group to become head of American insurance giant AIG. Douglas Steenland, chairman of AIG, said: “Brian is uniquely qualified to lead AIG at this important time. “He is a hand...

Hamilton Insurance Group founder Brian Duperreault has written to his staff after leaving to take over as president and CEO of insurance firm AIG. Mr Duperreault told Hamilton employees that he was not leaving because there were problems at Hamilton ...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — American International Group is weighing a plan to hire Bermudian Brian Duperreault as the company’s seventh chief executive officer since 2005, according to people familiar with the board’s deliberations. Other candidates are ...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — When a board member of a publicly traded US company sells even a small personal holding, the director typically has just two business days to disclose the transaction, under securities rules to promote transparency. But when Jo...

LONDON (Bloomberg) — American International Group, the global provider of commercial property-casualty coverage, said it plans to open an insurer in Luxembourg to write business in the European Economic Area and Switzerland once the UK exits the Euro...

American International Group said its chief executive officer is to step down. Peter Hancock will remain CEO until a successor is found, the company said today. AIG, a New York-based global insurer with offices in Bermuda, has posted losses in four o...

NEW YORK — American International Group’s headcount fell by 10,000 last year as chief executive officer Peter Hancock sold units and cut jobs. The number of employees fell by 15 per cent to 56,400 as of December 31, New York-based AIG said in a regul...

Almost a dozen years ago, then-New York Attorney-general Eliot Spitzer filed a fraud lawsuit against former American Insurance Group chief executive officer Maurice “Hank” Greenberg over two reinsurance transactions that purportedly gave an improper ...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — American International Group Inc posted its fourth loss in six quarters, burnt again by higher-than-expected claims costs as chief executive officer Peter Hancock struggles to sustain profitability. The net loss widened to $3.0...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, the former American International Group chief executive officer, lambasted the New York State attorney-general’s office after admitting that he approved two reinsurance deals that regulators have calle...