"Brian's leadership, in particular around AIG's restructuring and recapitalization, as well as helping AIG regain access to the public equity markets, has played a key role in our reemergence as an independent company," said David L. Herzog, AIG Chief Financial Officer. "In his new role, Brian will be working closely with me as we execute on our capital management goals."
During his 13-year tenure at AIG, Mr. Gender helped steer AIG Treasury through a most challenging time in AIG's history. Mr. Herzog concluded, "I want to thank Bob for his tireless commitment to AIG and offer best wishes in his future endeavors."
Mr. Schreiber joined AIG in 1997 as a portfolio manager in AIG's asset management group. Since then, he has held a series of positions of increasing responsibility before being named AIG Vice President, Strategic Planning, in 2002, Senior Vice President in 2003, and Executive Vice President, Treasury and Capital Markets last year. Mr. Schreiber holds a B.S. in Finance from New York University, and an MBA from Columbia University.