Hank Greenberg: How to Run a Company Today

The discussion covers changes in the financial industry since 2005, focusing on increased regulation and lower interest rates. It explores strategies for running a large insurance company, emphasizing the importance of technology, global markets, and relationships. The conversation also addresses regulatory challenges like SIFI rules. Finally, it outlines the attributes needed in a future U.S. president, highlighting the need for understanding, job creation, and international leadership.

What has been a significant change in the financial industry since 2005?

• Higher inflation rates

• Lower interest rates

• Decreased regulations

• Increased interest rates

What is a major challenge for large insurance companies like AIG today?

• Limited global presence

• Increased regulations

• High interest rates

• Lack of technology

What is a suggested strategy for companies facing regulatory challenges?

• Avoid global expansion

• Increase interest rates

• Consolidate operations overseas

• Focus solely on domestic markets

What is an important quality for the next president according to the discussion?

• Experience in international politics

• Focus on domestic issues only

• A strong military background

• A history in the financial sector

Why is it important for the next president to have a vision?

• To maintain the status quo

• To unite the country and work together

• To focus on international issues only

• To increase economic growth by any means