by Alan Fein
Laptop Battery Insurance executives from Marsh & McLennan and AIG pled
guilty to fraud charges Tuesday in probe led by NY attorney general
Eliot spitzer.
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Laptop Computers Feb 15, 2005 (AXcess News) New York - Insurance executives from
Marsh & McLennan (NYSE: MMC) and American International Group
(NYSE: AIG) pled guilty to fraud charges Tuesday in an insurance
probe alleging bid rigging and kickback schemes led by NY attorney
general Eliot Spitzer.
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Laptop Computer The three insurance company executives included Josh Bewlay, who
led Marsh & McLennan's global insurance broker division and
Carlos Coello and John Mohs of American International Group's
liability insurance division.
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Desktop Computer The three insurance executives allegedly schemed to produce fake
insurance bids in an effort to charge customers higher
premiums.
Notebooks Spitzer's office charged that Marsh insurance executives
instructed other insurers to submit phony bids for insurance. The
attorney generals office alleged that March gave insurance bids to
insurers who paid kickbacks, using the phony bids to legitimize the
insurance scheme.Marsh & McLennan's CEO resigned in late
October while several other executives at the insurance company
were fired.
Lenovo New York attorney general, Spitzer had filed a civil suit
against Marsh & McLennan four months earlier, alleging that the
insurer had schemed to rig insurance bids and accept
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Travelstar Marsh & McLennan has settled the civil fraud suit with
Spitzer's office, agreeing to pay $850 million through a
restitution fund set up to reimburse customers who were overcharged
by the insurance company through its executives in the bid-rigging
scheme.
Gateway The New York attorney generals charges have led to
investigations of other insurance companies and their executives
and have been joined by other state regulators in pursuing the
bid-rigging probe of the insurance industry.
Laptop Parts Shares of Marsh & McLennan closed Tuesday at $32.67, up 37
cents, or 1.15 percent. Shares of American International Group
closed at $71.76, up 27 cents, or 0.38 percent.
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