NEW YORK (AP) — Insurer AIG wants more than $10 billion from Bank of America, saying the bank cheated it by selling it overvalued mortgage-backed securities.
American International Group Inc. filed suit Monday in New York State's Supreme Court.
Bank of America Corp. denies the allegations, saying AIG ”recklessly” chased investments with high returns, and was big and sophisticated enough to know the risks.
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