- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
I have a question for the 26,000 of you that I have been wrestling with. Obviously the news about AIG the past few days has been pretty bleak. If a huge provider of D&O coverage like AIG was to declare bankruptcy, what would happen to the coverage of the countless directors and officers insured by AIG? And what about ongoing cases where insurance is already paying defense attorneys on an ongoing basis?
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