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THE POWER GRID
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| News & Gossip |
The 10 Highest
Paid CEOs
#6
Maurice "Hank" Greenberg
Chairman
and CEO, American International Group Inc.
Direct
deposit: $6,000,000
Perks: $8,200,000 option value + $23,655,400
long-term incentive plan payouts
Total Compensation: $37,855,000
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Recent
megadeal: Greenberg's acquisition of American
General Corp. for $23 billion in stock, when finalized,
will make it the top U.S. insurer, with net premiums
of $37 billion for the year 2000, according to A.M.
Best.
Wayward son: Evan Greenberg was Hank's designated
successor at AIG until he left the company last
year, following brother Jeffrey's departure in 1995.
Jeffrey is now the chief executive of Marsh &
McLennan.
Greenberg in China: Greenberg's frequent
visits -- and his contributions of $50 million there
-- have helped AIG become a dominant foreign presence
in China.
Equal opportunity Republican: Greenberg contributed
to the campaigns of both John McCain and George
Bush, according to Fortune magazine.
Rankings
and data provided by Executive Compensation Advisory
Services (ECAS) for fiscal year 2000. |
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