For his work in aiding troubled American International Group regain its reputation as one of the world’s leading insurance companies while also overseeing repayment of billions in federal aid, Robert Benmosche earned $2.7 million as head of the company in 2009.

Employees at American International Group are accepting a bonus reduction of $20 million, nearly a year after their bonuses received national attention, prompting a U.S. House of Representatives’ subcommittee hearing.

Two weeks after reiterating his commitment to American International Group’s employees and a new pact with the insurer’s board of directors, Robert Benmosche officially had his $7 compensation agreement as chief executive officer approved.

Three months to the day after he became American International Group’s CEO, Robert H. Benmosche may step down from that post amid frustrations about the insurer’s government oversight, according to a report.

Helping return one of the nation’s largest insurers to prominence while repaying billions in taxpayer dollars will net new American International Group CEO Robert Benmosche an annual salary of $7 …  Read →

The final piece of the new leadership puzzle for American International Group is now in place with the election of Harvey Golub as chairman of the insurer.

Harvey Golub

AIG’s Board …  Read →

The man who was once Snoopy’s boss will now try to guide American International Group out of the doghouse.

Robert H. Benmosche

AIG’s board of directors announced that they have elected …  Read →

American International Group is working to spin off its property-casualty insurance business and has renamed it Chartis.

Chartis, whose predecessor, AIU Holdings, was profitable last year, is a separate entity, owned …  Read →

Despite rumors it may be for sale, American International Group announced it is accelerating steps to position its American Life Insurance Co. as an independent entity, seeking an initial public …  Read →

Trying to avoid the public backlash it received during the last round of executive bonuses, American International Group is seeking the government’s approval for a new round of payouts.

The troubled …  Read →