Entries tagged "NYSE:AIG"

AIG's Nan Shan sale on hold?

AIG's biggest sale yet, the $2.7 billion disposal of Taiwan's Nan Shan Life, has reportedly come up against regulatory hurdles because the buyer is Chinese.

AIG's Benmosche is a drama queen

American International Group CEO Robert Benmosche has apparently told the insurer's board that he is considering stepping down due to government constraints over compensation.

What's with AIG's stock?

American International Group's stock rose 14%, up to $39.22 Tuesday, and Wednesday shares are down 6%. What's going on?

Feinberg to bailed out bankers: Cut pay 90%

Obama administration's pay czar, Kenneth Feinberg reportedly has ordered the seven firms receiving the largest sums of government aid to slash pay for the 25 highest-paid employees by up to 90%

AIG, others TARP scofflaws

The number of TARP recipients choosing to skip out on dividend payments ballooned in the third quarter to 34 from 19 in the second quarter.

AIG's woes could make Woo money

Even if the government never sees its money back from the bailout of AIG, at least real estate developer Young Woo could stand to make a killing from the insurer's near death experience.

Should AIG's rescue package be revised?

American International Group's shares shot up to around $45 apiece on reports that the insurer's rescue package could be revised a fourth time.

AIG skyrocketing but could come back to Earth

Shares of AIG continue to rise in Friday trading, but it's only a matter of time before the stock comes down to reality.

AIG posts $1.82B profit; CDS unwind crawls

American International Group reported a net income of $1.8 billion, ending its six-quarter losing streak. Here's a summary of what's important.

AIG CEO position filled by Benmosche?

American International Group could replace Edward Liddy with MetLife former chairman and CEO Robert Benmosche.

More fund manager M&A on horizon

According to portfolio manager Jeremy Smith, the asset management industry is just inching up the first climb before it takes off full-speed on the M&A roller coaster.

AIG unit sale delay, may cause mass departures

If American International Group doesn't sell its broker dealer unit -- AIG Advisor Group -- by year's end, the insurer may not have much of a staff at the unit it's trying to divest.

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