NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (UPI) -- Maurice Greenberg, former chief executive officer of American International Group, has called for changes in the company's U.S. federal bailout package.
The current plan, which started with a two-year $85 billion line of credit, calls for AIG to pay a 2 percent commitment fee, 8.5 percent on unused capital and a floating interest rate, currently 14 percent, on credit used, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.