This guy absolutely amazes me. Just a couple of months ago I saw an interview with him and he was crying, “Oh, the government just needs to give AIG a loan with better terms and everything will be ok.” And now the little prick is crying that he, too, was duped by AIG. Conveniently missing from his story of woe is the fact that the group in London selling CDS that blew the joint up had been growing by leaps and bounds for over a decade while Hank, himself, was running the show.
Hank Greenberg’s revisionist history regarding AIG will be rivaled only by Alan Greenspan’s revisionist history regarding his tenure at the Fed.
The word “loser” is tragically overused, but in this case… what a freakin’ loser. That little assclown should be taken out in public and kicked in the balls. Repeatedly.
Dave: You remember AIG’s television commercials? The ones that featured Stockard Channing’s voiceover and touting their financial strength and customer base?
Their stock closed at $0.42 a share. Talk about a stunning fall from grace. How much longer do you figure before their stock is delisted?
Dave: You remember AIG’s television commercials? The ones that featured Stockard Channing’s voiceover and touting their financial strength and customer base?
Their stock closed at $0.42 a share. Talk about a stunning fall from grace. How much longer do you figure before their stock is delisted?
Dave: You remember AIG’s television commercials? The ones that featured Stockard Channing’s voiceover and touting their financial strength and customer base?
Their stock closed at $0.42 a share. Talk about a stunning fall from grace. How much longer do you figure before their stock is delisted?
Dave: You remember AIG’s television commercials? The ones that featured Stockard Channing’s voiceover and touting their financial strength and customer base?
Their stock closed at $0.42 a share. Talk about a stunning fall from grace. How much longer do you figure before their stock is delisted?
Dave: You remember AIG’s television commercials? The ones that featured Stockard Channing’s voiceover and touting their financial strength and customer base?
Their stock closed at $0.42 a share. Talk about a stunning fall from grace. How much longer do you figure before their stock is delisted?
