AIG Names Schreiber, Gender to Financial Positions
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) has named Brian T. Schreiber as executive vice president, Treasury and Capital Markets, and Robert Gender as senior vice president and treasurer.
Schreiber is taking on a broad, newly created role in which he will oversee AIG’s Treasury function; the development of AIG Markets, which will manage AIG’s parent company invested assets and debt obligations in partnership with AIG’s Asset Management Group; Strategic Planning; and Investor Relations.
Schreiber, who as head of Strategic Planning has led AIG’s restructuring and corporate development efforts to date, will report to David Herzog, AIG executive vice president and chief financial officer.
Gender, who will report to Schreiber, has served as AIG’s Treasurer since 2005. He joined AIG in 1998 as assistant treasurer with responsibility for the management of AIG’s banking relations, liquidity, and corporate finance
Schreiber joined AIG in 1997 as a portfolio manager in AIG’s Global Investment Group. Since then, he held several positions of increasing responsibility before being named AIG vice president, Strategic Planning, in 2002 and senior vice president in 2003.
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