Editing American International Group (AIG) (section)

==Key Figures and Intelligence Networks==
Several individuals linked to AIG were deeply embedded in intelligence and military networks:

Cornelius Vander Starr: AIG’s founder, OSS operative, and KMT financier, Starr established the company’s intelligence ties. His work with Helliwell and the OSS positioned AIG as a cover for covert operations.

Maurice Greenberg: AIG’s CEO from 1968 to 2005, Greenberg was offered the CIA deputy director role by Reagan, indicating his proximity to intelligence circles. His leadership expanded AIG’s global financial network, including Coral Reinsurance, which intersected with CIA-linked figures like Stephens. Greenberg’s 2002 role in a Council on Foreign Relations investigation into terrorist financing further underscores his influence in national security.

[[Paul Helliwell]]: A CIA operative and OSS veteran, Helliwell’s offshore banks, including Castle Bank and Underwriters Bank Limited, were linked to AIG and used for CIA money laundering. His collaboration with Starr in the 1960s tied AIG to covert financial networks.

[[Jackson Stephens]]: An Arkansas financier, Stephens connected AIG’s Coral Reinsurance to ADFA and Contra funding, implicating AIG in intelligence-backed operations in Central America. His ties to the Bush family and BCCI further embed him in global covert networks.