NU Online News Service, April 1, 4:00 p.m. EDT
WASHINGTON–Officials of a House panel have asked federal agencies to deliver reports today from an independent monitor retained to oversee American International Group in 2005 after Maurice Greenberg was forced to leave as AIG chief executive following an accounting scandal.
Mr. Greenberg is due to appear tomorrow before the House Government Reform Committee, which has requested the monitor's reports. He is expected to be asked about his role at the company ,. He issued a statement today saying he would explain to the committee why the government's financial rescue effort for AIG is a failure.
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