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| | American International Group (AIG) pushes ahead with the IPO of its Asian life subsidiary, American International Assurance (AIA), and names a former Prudential chief executive as the division's new head. AIA will list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange ... |
| | | Three Ohio pension funds have won a $840 million settlement from AIG after the insurer agreed to settle claims of accounting violations and stock price manipulation, in the tenth-largest securities class action settlement in U.S. history. Ohio Attorney ... |
| | | Prudential has confirmed its agreement with AIG to buy its Asian assets is over. According to a statement, the Prudential board said it would not put any resolutions to the court or at the shareholder meeting convened for 7 June. In addition, the board ... |
| | | ... in its spot price for the metal. But Prudential rose 1.9 per cent on news that the British insurer had axed its takeover of AIG's Asian unit, AIA, following a shareholder revolt over the proposed deal. The Hang Seng Index dropped 25.15 points, or 0.13 ... |
| | | ... regulators are considering whether to launch investigations of their own." In a separate report, the Financial Times printed that AIG may sue Goldman over its losses on insurance deals tied to mortgage-backed securities. AIG's loss is reportedly around ... |
| | | ... operating leasing portfolio from the International Lease Finance Corporation, a subsidiary of the American International Group (AIG). Macquarie Bank Limited agreed to buy 47 aircrafts for more than $1.6 billion and was funded using cash reserves. |
| | | ... at ING Australia. Gourlie has over 26 years underwriting experience and his most recent roles were head underwriter for AIA/AIG Life Australia, and underwriting manager for Victoria/Tasmania, ING Australia. The national underwriting manager is a new ... |
| | | ... Australian Walkabout Wildlife Park. In a separate development, Metlife is to buy one of American International Group, Inc.'s (AIG) international subsidiaries, American Life Insurance Company (ALICO), for approximately US$15.5 billion. ALICO does not ... |
| | | ... SEC chairman who introduced reforms 20 years ago said: "Do remember that a common element in the failure of Lehman Brothers, AIG, Fannie Mae, and other firms was that their boards of directors did not control excessive risk-taking, did not prevent compensation ... |
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