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