American International Group named former Prudential chief executive and experienced Asia hand Mark Tucker as the head of its Asian life insurance business, AIA, ahead of an expected $15bn AIA IPO. The abrupt removal of AIA CEO Mark Wilson shows AIG chief executive Robert Benmosche is stamping his authority on the bailed-out US insurer and follows a boardroom battle at AIG that culminated in its chairman Harvey Golub quitting last week.
AIG names new head of Asian insurance unit
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