Greenberg's triumphs were enormous. Just one mind-boggling statof many: AIG's market value increased 700-fold on his 37-yearwatch. His fall, following an investigation iin 2005 nto a“phantom” reinsurance deal worth $500 million, was equally epic ashis board of directors asked him to step down.
|But Greenberg, at 87, is determined to rise again, and hecurrently serves as chairman and CEO of the Starr Companies, whichhad been a privately owned company within AIG's orbit.
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