"Betrayed" AIG Exec Offers Public Resignation
In a sometimes scathing, sometimes somber letter to AIG CEO Edward Liddy, an executive working in the company's scandal-plagued Financial Products division resigned his post, expressing frustration at being "betrayed" by those he tried to help.
In the letter, which ran as an op-ed piece in Wednesday's New York Times, Executive Vice President Jake DeSantis said he was leaving the company because "we in the financial products unit have been betrayed by A.I.G. and are being unfairly persecuted by elected officials."
In the letter, which ran as an op-ed piece in Wednesday's New York Times, Executive Vice President Jake DeSantis said he was leaving the company because "we in the financial products unit have been betrayed by A.I.G. and are being unfairly persecuted by elected officials."
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