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Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, who spent four decades at American International Group Inc. and turned it into the world’s largest insurer, would consider acquiring parts of the company if they were up for sale as it restructures, his lawyer David Boies said.
“If they’re selling, I think Hank might be a buyer,” Boies said in an interview on Bloomberg Television.“It’s what he helped create, he’s got enormous loyalty to the employees, many of whom are still there.”