AIG shares tumble 15%
CNN Money - Mon Nov 30, 6:40 pm ETShares of AIG plunged nearly 15% Monday after an analyst hacked the insurance giant' price target 40% in a research note on worries about the company's loss reserves.
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Shares of AIG plunged nearly 15% Monday after an analyst hacked the insurance giant' price target 40% in a research note on worries about the company's loss reserves.
AIG's aviation business, International Lease Finance, could receive a bid this week for half of its business from a private-equity consortium and the unit's CEO, a report says.
Shares of American International Group Inc. tumbled nearly 15 percent Monday after an analyst stirred concerns that the troubled insurer doesn't have enough reserves to pay some potential claims.
American International Group's litigation against former CEO Hank Greenberg has been very, very good to Boies, Schiller & Flexner and Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison . How good?
Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc. , the insurer resolving legal disputes with former Chief Executive Officer Maurice “Hank” Greenberg , should postpone the settlement to clarify shareholder claims, a lawyer told a Delaware judge.
Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc. , the insurer rescued by the U.S., has an $11 billion shortfall in reserves to pay property-casualty claims that may hinder efforts to repay the government, Sanford C. Bernstein said. The company plunged 15 percent today in New York trading.
Shares of American International Group fell sharply after a bearish research firm said it estimates the company's loss reserves are deficient by about $11 billion.
Shares of American International Group, the giant, government-backed insurer, fell 15 percent yesterday after Sanford C. Bernstein Research analyst Todd Bault warned the company faced "an $11 billion shortfall in reserves to pay property-casualty claims."
Shares of 80%-taxpayer-owned American International Group fall after analysts at Bernstein Research call the insurer's reserves deficient.
Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc. , the insurer rescued by the U.S., has an $11 billion shortfall in reserves to pay property-casualty claims that may hinder efforts to repay the government, Sanford C. Bernstein said. The company slipped 11 percent in New York trading.
Shares of American International Group fell sharply after a bearish research firm said it estimates the company's loan reserves are deficient by about $11 billion.