Ten months after it was due, American International Group is still promising to give insurance regulators its 2004 combined statutory report, a stricter accounting of its finances than securities markets require.
“We do intend to get it out,” said AIG Spokesperson Chris Winans, who noted yesterday that aside from the combined report the more than 30 individual insurance companies under the AIG umbrella have all filed 2004 statutory reports with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
The statutory combined report can sometimes disclose a radically reduced asset figure.
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