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Financial Officer of the company's retail business. As his career progressed at Paine Webber, Benmosche continued to gain new responsibilities, eventually earning a promotion to the position of executive vice president and director of operations, administration and technology. In that role, he oversaw the merger of Kidder Peabody's operations and systems with those of Paine Webber.
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in 1995. He was later promoted to president and chief operating officer, and in
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Information Science as a consultant. In 1975, Benmosche joined the Chase Manhattan systems group. In 1982, Benmosche joined Paine Webber to lead the development of Paine Webber's Central Asset Brokerage Account. During his 14-year tenure at Paine Webber, Benmosche gained experience in marketing
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in which he compared public outrage over AIG bonuses to the lynching of
African-Americans in the Deep South, saying "the uproar was intended to stir public anger, to get everybody out there with their pitch forks and their hangman nooses, and all that – sort of like what we did in the Deep South .
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Benmosche was 10 years old. His estate included a newly constructed motel in the Borscht Belt—the small towns in the Catskills where New York City Jews summered; and $ 250,000 debt. The family kept the motel. Benmosche himself took a series of jobs, working there,
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American Life Insurance Company (Alico), American General Finance, 21st Century Insurance, Nan Shan and AIA were sold.
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1082:"Overall Positive Return on $ 182 Billion AIG Commitment during Financial Crisis Reaches $ 15.1 Billion after Treasury Announces $ 2.7 Billion in Additional Expected Proceeds from AIG Common Stock Sale"
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Andrew Ross Sorkin named Benmosche “2010 Executive of the Year”.
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National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, PA
1663:"Scene Last Night: Swizz Beatz, Michael Moore, Estelle"
1244:"AIG Changes Bylaw to Ensure Chairman's Independence"
1133:"AIG sells American General unit to Fortress at loss"
979:"AIG Changes Bylaw to Ensure Chairman's Independence"
662:"Robert Benmosche: Executive Profile & Biography"
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623:Good for the Money: My Fight to Pay Back America
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1549:"AIG's Bob Benmosche Reflects on His Career"
1322:"Benmosche beats back cancer to stay at AIG"
1057:"AIG sells $ 6bn AIA stake to pay down debt"
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44:Relevant discussion may be found on the
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1717:Robert H. Benmosche Executive Biography
1632:"100 Best-Performing CEOs in the World"
1604:Sorkin, Andrew Ross (January 3, 2011).
1462:"WSJ buries the lead deep on AIG's CEO"
1269:"AIG Chief Is Being Treated for Cancer"
1006:"AIG: The country's most tone-deaf CEO"
693:"Pay Czar Outlines Compensation Limits"
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579:Metropolitan Life, President, 1997–2004
1933:Fuji Fire and Marine Insurance Company
1606:"Roasting and Toasting The Dealmakers"
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765:Koppenheffer, Matt (5 November 2012).
461:In 2010, Benmosche was diagnosed with
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1693:"2013 Winner Insurance Hall of Fame"
1578:Newcomb, Peter (November 19, 2010).
1377:Wallace, Gregory (August 28, 2014).
837:"Recalling a Screen Legend's Legacy"
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1483:Pareene, Alex (24 September 2013).
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368:Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
554:2013 winner Insurance Hall of Fame
406:Benmosche owned Villa Splendid in
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1580:"2010's top people in business"
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1296:"The Randian and the Bailout"
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907:Son, Hugh (August 18, 2009).
609:, Staff Consultant, 1969–1975
563:Benmosche's career included:
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620:Benmosche, Bob (2016).
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736:"Man Who Saved AIG"
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