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AIG to sell Taiwan insurance unit for $2.15 billion
American International Group is to sell its Taiwan life insurance unit for $2.15 billion, marking the largest disposal since a U.S. government bailout saved the insurer from collapse last year.
AIG to sell Taiwan unit for $2.2 billion, more deals seen
American International Group has struck a deal to sell its Taiwan life insurance unit for $2.15 billion, marking its largest disposal of a unit since a government bailout saved it from collapse last year.
AIG sells Taiwan unit for $2.2 billion; more deals seen
American International Group struck a deal to sell its Taiwan life insurance for $2.15 billion, marking its largest disposal of a division since a government bailout last year saved it from collapse.
AIG in talks to sell part of ILFC to Hazy: sources
American International Group Inc is in talks to sell a small part of its portfolio of commercial aircraft to a group led by the chief executive of its aircraft leasing business, sources familiar with the matter said
AIG sells Taiwan insurance unit for $2.15 billion
American International Group has agreed to sell it's Taiwan life insurance unit for $2.15 billion, a key step in its effort to raise cash after a U.S. government bailout last year saved the company from collapse.
AIG Office to Be Converted to Condos
The New York headquarters of troubled insurer American International Group (AIG) is being converted into luxury condominiums.
AIG exec picked to lead Allstate life insurance unit
Allstate, the largest publicly-traded auto and home insurer, said on Tuesday that it had picked AIG executive Matthew Winter to be the chief executive of its troubled life insurance division.
Primus wins AIG Taiwan unit for $2.2 billion: report
Primus Financial has won the bid for AIG's Taiwan insurance unit Nan Shan Life at $2.2 billion with a contract to be signed on Friday, a local newspaper reported on Tuesday.
AIG dismisses McKinsey as adviser-Bloomberg
American International Group dismissed consulting firm McKinsey & Co as its restructuring adviser in an effort to cut costs, according to a Bloomberg report, citing two people familiar with the matter.
Fitch puts AIG leasing unit on negative watch
Fitch Ratings put AIG's aircraft leasing unit, International Lease Finance Corp. on negative rating watch on Friday, citing concerns whether the company could be sold in a way that would keep its ratings at investment grade level.
U.S. OTS chief: Merging bank agencies not the solution
The Obama administration's plan to merge bank regulatory agencies will not solve future problems or promote efficiency in financial markets, the regulator of U.S. thrifts said on Wednesday.
AIG shares rise as lawmaker eyes new bailout plan
Shares of government-controlled insurer American International Group Inc rose Monday on hopes that the terms of its government bailout may be eased.
As AIG stabilizes, new bailout plan considered
Insurer American International Group Inc's once-desperate financial state has started to stabilize, a government agency said on Monday, as an influential lawmaker said he would look at easing the terms of the insurer's federal bailout once more.
U.S. probes AIG executives: source
U.S. investigators are probing the former head of American International Group Inc's Financial Products unit, Joseph Cassano, and other executives for securities fraud, a law enforcement source familiar with the case said on Friday.
U.S. probes AIG finance executives
U.S. investigators are probing the former head of American International Group Inc's Financial Products unit, Joseph Cassano, and other executives for securities fraud, a law enforcement source familiar with the case said on Friday.
U.S. probes AIG finance executives: source
U.S. investigators are probing the former head of American International Group Inc's Financial Products unit, Joseph Cassano, and other executives for securities fraud, a law enforcement source familiar with the case said on Friday.
Wells Fargo downgrades AIG to underperform
Wells Fargo Securities downgraded American International Group Inc to underperform, saying the company has virtually no tangible book value at the moment and that its shares are over priced.
Prosecutors preparing to impanel AIG grand jury-WSJ
U.S prosecutors are preparing to impanel a grand jury to consider indicting the former head of American International Group's AIG Financial Products unit for securities fraud, the Wall Street Journal reported.
AIG talks to banks this week on Alico IPO: sources
American International Group Inc is interviewing banks this week on managing a planned initial public offering of a life insurance unit, American Life Insurance Co, sources familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
AIG interviewing banks on Alico IPO: sources
American International Group Inc is interviewing banks this week to manage a planned initial public offering of life insurance unit American Life Insurance Co, sources familiar with the matter said.
Credit Suisse cuts AIG to underperform; halves target
Credit Suisse downgraded American International Group Inc to underperform from neutral, saying near-term sale of businesses would leave little to no value for common equity holders.
Chinatrust may raise more cash, mum on AIG Taiwan unit
Chinatrust Financial said on Monday it was planning to raise more cash on top of a $1.34 billion private placement announced on Friday, but declined to comment on reports it had outbid rivals for AIG's Taiwan unit.
Chinatrust bids $2.4 billion for AIG Taiwan unit: source
Chinatrust Financial, Taiwan's top credit card issuer, offered $2.4 billion for AIG's Taiwan Nan Shan Life unit, outbidding rivals, a source with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters on Saturday.
AIG to sell asset mgmt unit for $500 mln
American International Group Inc agreed on Saturday to sell a part of its asset management business to Hong Kong tycoon Richard Li's Pacific Century Group for about $500 million, after an auction process that dragged on for months.
Chinatrust offers $2.4 billion for AIG Taiwan unit: source
Chinatrust Financial, Taiwan's top credit card issuer, offered $2.4 billion for AIG's Taiwan Nan Shan Life unit, outbidding rivals, a source with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters on Saturday.
AIG may unveil Taiwan unit buyer at end-Sept.: paper
AIG will likely now announce the buyer of its Taiwan Nan Shan Life unit at the end of September instead of on Friday, a local newspaper reported, after potential buyers bid below the $2 billion the insurer had hoped for.
AIG board members concerned about CEO's comments: report
Some members of insurer AIG's board are concerned about recent strong comments from their new chief executive Robert Benmosche, the Wall Street Journal said on Wednesday citing people familiar with the matter.
Blunt bailout talk? AIG CEO's true passion is wine
AIG's new CEO, Robert Benmosche, has sparked just about as many headlines as one executive can in the past few weeks -- and all while on holiday at his villa in Croatia looking over the Adriatic.
No quick exit for buyer of AIG unit: watchdog
The buyer of AIG's Taiwan unit Nan Shan Life should run it for at least seven years, the island's financial regulators said on Tuesday, indicating there will be no swift exit for any buyer.
S&P still may cut ILFC as AIG sale plans unclear
Standard & Poor's said on Tuesday it is continuing to review its ratings on International Lease Finance Corp for downgrade as American International Group Inc's plans to sell the unit have become less clear.