AIG Files for Hong Kong IPO of Asian Life Insurance Business: Report
September 3rd, 2010 | 11:42 AM | by NY Observer |
In a move that could significantly trim the enormous tab it owes the government, AIG has applied with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to register its AIA life-insurance unit for an IPO, according to Reuters.
The IPO could bring in something like $15 billion for the former Wall Street titan and current poster child of credit-crisis bailout. That money could then go toward paying down the $97 billion AIG owes taxpayers. Reuters said that the…
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