The Treasury Department is selling today its remaining 16 percent of American International Group common shares, putting an end to the governments 50-month shotgun financial tryst with the global insurer.
The Treasury Department is selling today its remaining 16 percent of American International Group common shares, putting an end to the governments 50-month shotgun financial tryst with the global insurer.
Insurance industry officials fear Armageddon will be the result of a proposal by the Federal Reserve Board to use bank-centric standards in regulating insurance companies that operate thrifts.
Insurance industry officials fear Armageddon will be the result of a proposal by the Federal Reserve Board to use bank-centric standards in regulating insurance companies that operate thrifts.
American International Group is in need of effective, comprehensive and rigorous regulation to ensure history does not repeat itself at the insurance giant, says a new regulatory report.
American International Group is in need of effective, comprehensive and rigorous regulation to ensure history does not repeat itself at the insurance giant, says a new regulatory report.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York late Tuesday finally closed out one chapter of the controversial bailout of American International Group by selling the last remaining securities held in the Maiden Lane II facility.
Starr International and its Chairman and Managing Director Maurice Hank Greenberg, have amended a lawsuit against the federal government to claim that the terms of government aid to AIG starting in 2008 amounted to an attempt to steal the business.