Tuesday, December 08, 2009

AIG execs, pay czar in showdown over salary

Posted by Plus Master at 2:12 PM
 

According to the Wall Street Journal, the ongoing fracas between Kenneth Feinberg (the government's compensation czar and speaker at the 2010 PLUS D&O Symposium) and AIG has lead five high ranking executives threatening to quit if their compensation is cut significantly.

Read the quick blurb here on the StarTribune website.

 
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