A year ago, the so-called AIG effect wasn’t only about the public’s outrage over spending on incentive conferences. It was a symbol of the failure of the financial industry as a whole. AIG had betrayed customers’ trust, taken too much risk, and ended up saving its bacon with taxpayer money.
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