AIG names banking boss who quit over "hostile environment" as non-exec

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AIG Europe has boosted its board with a trio of appointments, including a former Banque AIG boss whose resignation in 2009 almost triggered crisis at the insurer.

James Shephard, then serving as deputy chief executive, and Banque AIG CEO Mauro Gabriele, quit the firm in March 2009, citing a "hostile environment" created by AIG's decision to pay $165m in bonuses

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