AIG chief asks employees to return half of bonus payments; Resists naming recipients because of death threats
Mar 19th, 2009 | By Finfacts Ireland Business & Finance Portal | Category: News worldwide
AIG Chairman and Chief Executive Edward Liddy, appearing before a US House subcommittee on Wednesday, said the company has asked employees at its financial-products division, who received more than $100,000 to "step up" and return at least half the payments. Liddy said he would only disclose names of recipients on a confidential basis because of death threats. However, the names may be subpoenaed.