When he's not busy writing novels, Peter Gregoire is trying to come up with new ways to boost efficiency within AIG's Hong Kong legal team. As GC for the insurance giant there, the author of Article 109 – a legal thriller which reached number one on Dymocks' bestseller list earlier this year – manages AIG's legal affairs in Hong Kong and Macau, and makes suggestions for change to Pamela Yeo, AIG's regional GC based in Singapore.
September 05, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
AIG’s Asia GCs demand more from their external advisers than straight legal advice – to win work from the insurance giant, firms need to step in and help with its mushrooming compliance burden, says Elizabeth Broomhall
When he’s not busy writing novels, Peter Gregoire is trying to come up with new ways to boost efficiency within AIG’s Hong Kong legal team.
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