A report released by the Federal Reserve Board shows taxpayers made $9.5 billion through its investment in two facilities used to help provide liquidity to American International Group to prevent its collapse in 2008.
The two facilities are Maiden Lane II, and Maiden Lane III. The report contained information on the facilities as of July 31.
The securities in the two facilities were sold last August, but AIG is now seeking to collect more funds by suing BankAmerica, the successor to Countrywide, which was the original issuer to most of the securities.
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