By Reuters
The American International Group, the insurance giant, said
yesterday that two directors, William S. Cohen and Carla Hills, would not stand for
re-election to its board.
Mr. Cohen, the former senator from Maine and defense secretary, had been a
director since 2004 and is a member of the board's public policy and social
responsibility committee.
Ms. Hills, a former United States trade representative, has served on the
board since 1993 and is a member of its audit committee and its nominating and
corporate governance committee.
It was not immediately clear why Mr. Cohen, who is chief executive of the
Cohen Group, and Ms. Hills, the chief executive of Hills & Company, are
leaving the board.
An A.I.G. spokesman, Joe Norton, declined to comment on the reasons for their
departures. Calls to the two directors were not returned.
