The New York Times reported on Friday that Neal’s withdrawal from the role was announced after the publication asked AIG about a romantic relationship with a subordinate that he failed to disclose at a previous job in 2017.
An AIG spokeperson declined to comment beyond the filing, and Neal didn’t immediately respond to a message seeking comment.
Neal had previously served as chief executive officer at ...
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