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AIG to pay back $25B

Posted on June 25, 2009 1:57 PM
American International Group Inc. Thursday announced an agreement with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York that will reduce the insurer's debt to taxpayers by $25 billion and pave the way for the initial public offerings of two international units.

The embattled insurer said last month that it would "accelerate" its efforts to spin off American International Assurance Co. Ltd. through a public offering on an Asian exchange as part of its efforts to repay the government for more than $170 billion in rescue funding. AIG is also listing American Life Insurance Co., or Alico.

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