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| Title: FACTBOX: AIG's progress on asset sales |
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U.S. taxpayers have taken a roughly 80 percent stake in AIG, once the world's largest insurer, in exchange for providing up to $180 billion in financial support. It is trying to sell assets to pay back the government. So far it has deals worth more than $4 billion for 12 businesses. Below are some of the major deals it has announced: PROPERTY BUYER PRICE 21st Century Insurance Zurich Financial $1.9 bln Unibanco AIG Seguros Unibanco $820 mln Hartford Steam Munich Re $739 mln AIG Life of Canada BMO Financial Group $263 mln AIG Private Bank Aabar Investments $253 mln (Reporting by Paritosh Bansal) Full article |
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