Article: AIG Ex-Chief Greenberg Probes Options for Firm

Maurice R. "Hank" Greenberg, former chief executive of American International Group, said Friday that he was considering "strategic alternatives" to increase the value of his remaining shares in the insurance company.

Greenberg said in a regulatory filing that he plans to hold discussions with other major shareholders.

There was speculation that Greenberg might make a bid for the company or parts of it. A spokesman declined to comment.

Greenberg was forced out of AIG, the world's largest insurer, in 2005 over allegations of fraudulent business practices. Greenberg has denied wrongdoing.

"There are opportunities to significantly improve" AIG's performance, Greenberg said in a letter filed ...

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