So, AIG got its bailout from Uncle Sam. What happens now? Assets will be sold to repay the federal loan, but can enough cash be generated over the next 24 months to get the job done, during what in effect will be a fire sale? And will AIG be able to reassure nervous risk managers whose commercial insurance policies with the carrier are up for renewal on Jan. 1?
Meanwhile, will key players within the company stay put, or seek lifeboats provided by headhunters?
These and other huge questions linger as the smoke clears from this week's frantic efforts to stave off bankruptcy at the country's biggest insurance player.
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