AIG Will Offer Reputation Insurance

October 12th, 2011

Hilarious.

Via: New York Times:

Insurance providers are constantly coming up with new products to sell to policyholders. But the American International Group has hit upon one of the more unusual new services we’ve heard of in some time: reputation insurance.

Chartis, A.I.G.’s property and casualty insurance arm, said Tuesday that it would begin selling something called ReputationGuard. Created by Chartis’s executive liability team, it would give policyholders access to “a select panel” of experts at the public relations firms Burson-Marsteller and Porter Novelli to protect against negative publicity.

A.I.G. knows a little bit about crisis communications, of course. After its initial $65 billion bailout by the government, the insurer became a target of widespread scorn, its very name a shorthand for the excesses that led to the financial crisis.

Research Credit: ms

One Response to “AIG Will Offer Reputation Insurance”

  1. ENERGYMAN says:

    I am sure it will be cost effective in relation to what honest ethical behavior would cost these fu€%s that will buy it.

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