AIG: We Own It
Ed Liddy, the man who took over the reins of AIG -- the failed insurance giant to which the government has made $180 billion available in aid -- speaks to Steve Kroft about the gargantuan task ahead.
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Ed Liddy, the man who took over the reins of AIG -- the failed insurance giant to which the government has made $180 billion available in aid -- speaks to Steve Kroft about the gargantuan task ahead.
The insurance company said the losses stem from damages from Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma and the Mexico earthquake
From the AIG bonuses, to the economic meltdown, to the war in Afghanistan, it has been an eventful two months in office for President Obama. Steve Kroft reports.
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
Where does the President stand on the plan to tax AIG bonuses up to 90%? (03/22/09)
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke minces no words over the bad investments by AIG.
Steve Kroft previews his upcoming report on Ed Liddy, the man who took over the reins of AIG, the failed insurance giant.
University of San Diego Law Professor and financial expert Frank Partnoy says top executives and traders at AIG were earning salaries comparable to superstar athletes.
AIG's new CEO Edward Liddy says an astonishingly small number of people drove the insurance giant to the brink of bankruptcy. Financial expert Frank Partnoy says that's only part of the story.
Judge rejects Maurice Greenberg's demand for some $40 billion in damages from the government