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A Couple of Empty Chairs At the General Re Trial

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The prosecution of General Re's former CEO Ronald Ferguson and four others for a reinsurance transaction that allegedly was designed only to help prop up the stock price of American International Group (AIG) is a bit odd because of who...

Full post as published by White Collar Crime Prof Blog on January 09, 2008 (boomark / email).

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