Hot on the heels of former AIG chief Maurice Greenberg's resignation, director Howard Smith - the company's former CFO - has resigned from the troubled insurer's board.
Former AIG finance chief quits board
Under investigation by the New York attorney general, Howard Smith joins Maurice Greenberg off the company's board
Accountancy Age, 13 Jun 2005
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The two directors had already stepped down from their executive roles amid investigations into the insurer's accounting.
The New York Attorney General has brought claims against the company and both directors claiming fraud and manipulation of AIG's books.
AIG has previously stated that 'material weaknesses' in its control systems had reduced its book value by over £1bn.
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