Does a CEO Have to Share His or Her Medical Condition with the Markets?: The Case of AIG CEO Richard Benmosche

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Cancer. Of course, it can be horrible news for an individual and their families. And it can be for shareholders as well. However, is it their business - do they have a right to know when the CEO is ill? Consider the case of AIG CEO Richard Benmosche. Watch below and comment here on the blog:




David Wyld, Professor of Management
Southeastern Louisiana University

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