TPM:
It seems safe to say that if your job at AIG was to ensure that the company was managing its credit risks effectively, you failed.
Which is why it's interesting that the man who has had that post since at least 2000, Bob Lewis, still appears to have the job today.
An official list of AIG execs obtained by TPMmuckraker and created after CEO Ed Liddy took over last September shows Lewis as the firm's Chief Risk Officer and an executive vice president.
And a letter that looks to be from an employee of AIGFP's Paris office, obtained by the blog Clusterstock and posted earlier today, asserts:
By the way, the head of Risk Control for the whole of AIG, Bob Lewis, is still working in that role today.
1 comment:
A dream job where you bring the company so low it might collapse but you get a big bonus anyway. Just think what would happen if the US Treasury didn't give the bailout money? Yes folks would still get bonus with shareholders money.
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