American International Group, the insurance giant bailed out by the federal government, Tuesday said it had completed a deal to reduce its debt to the Federal Reserve by $25 billion. To do this, AIG gave the Federal Reserve Bank of New York preferred stakes in two of the company's crown jewels -- Asian-based American International Assurance, or AIA, and American Life Insurance Co., or Alico, which operates in more than 50 countries. The deal had been announced earlier this year.
Dec 1 · 2:16:00 PM · Source: Company News Release
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