As a shareholder of American General, I aquired AIG stock not by choice but by the acquistion. Other American General shareholders have been disappointed as we have seen no concern for shareholders by AIG senior management. It is time for Greenburg and all his insiders to go. All of their severence packages are unconsionable. They had no incentive to work for shareholders. It is time for new directors and management responsive to the stockholders.
I have always strongly believed in freedom of speech but also firmly supported one of the basic human rights that one is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Apparently AG Sptizer does not hold those same views, or so it seems. I am having difficulty understanding why a lawyer of Elliot’s statue prefers to prosecute, judge and sentence people in public before examining all the facts. Perhaps someone care to comment?
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As a shareholder of American General, I aquired AIG stock not by choice but by the acquistion. Other American General shareholders have been disappointed as we have seen no concern for shareholders by AIG senior management. It is time for Greenburg and all his insiders to go. All of their severence packages are unconsionable. They had no incentive to work for shareholders. It is time for new directors and management responsive to the stockholders.
Read the Wall Street Journal today (Monday, April 4) – Hank Greenburg still just doesn’t get it!
I have always strongly believed in freedom of speech but also firmly supported one of the basic human rights that one is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Apparently AG Sptizer does not hold those same views, or so it seems. I am having difficulty understanding why a lawyer of Elliot’s statue prefers to prosecute, judge and sentence people in public before examining all the facts. Perhaps someone care to comment?