Insurer AIG expects losses of $3 billion from disasters
The insurance company said the losses stem from damages from Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma and the Mexico earthquake
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The insurance company said the losses stem from damages from Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma and the Mexico earthquake
Maurice Greenberg, AIG's former CEO, admits he played a role in an early 2000s accounting scandal
Life insurers take debt from one pocket and put it in another, making themselves look good but creating future problems
After tough talk ahead of the referendum, banks and insurers are now taking a more tempered stance on leaving the U.K. capital
Activist investor says he's purchasing a big stake in the insurer, which he believes would be better off cut into three companies
Judge rejects Maurice Greenberg's demand for some $40 billion in damages from the government