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Netra Shetty
Government Investment »
Outline of the U.S. government's investments and support related to AIG, as well as progress made in reducing the Federal Reserve credit facility.
The Restructuring Plan »
Detail on AIG's restructuring plan, including progress in the separation of key businesses, asset divestitures, expense management and risk reduction.
Corporate Governance »
AIG's Board of Directors, Board Committees and Charters, Corporate Governance Guidelines, Certificate of Incorporation, By-laws, and Codes of Conduct.
Restructuring and Rebuilding
In the wake of support received from the U.S. government, AIG has modified its operations and structure to strengthen its financial condition and enhance the enterprise value of its nucleus of businesses to meet working capital needs and repay obligations to U.S. taxpayers.
To meet these objectives, AIG has focused on four main priorities:
• Building AIG’s enterprise value by strengthening its international property and casualty and domestic life insurance businesses
• Repaying loans from the U.S. government by divesting and monetizing appropriate assets
• Reducing operating costs by conducting a comprehensive review of AIG’s cost structure
• Reducing excessive risk by winding down AIG’s exposure to certain financial products and derivatives trading activities
Since September 2008, AIG has made substantial progress protecting and enhancing the value of its key businesses, restoring AIG’s financial strength, bolstering corporate governance, instilling a performance management culture, reducing risk, and repaying U.S. taxpayers.
Outline of the U.S. government's investments and support related to AIG, as well as progress made in reducing the Federal Reserve credit facility.
The Restructuring Plan »
Detail on AIG's restructuring plan, including progress in the separation of key businesses, asset divestitures, expense management and risk reduction.
Corporate Governance »
AIG's Board of Directors, Board Committees and Charters, Corporate Governance Guidelines, Certificate of Incorporation, By-laws, and Codes of Conduct.
Restructuring and Rebuilding
In the wake of support received from the U.S. government, AIG has modified its operations and structure to strengthen its financial condition and enhance the enterprise value of its nucleus of businesses to meet working capital needs and repay obligations to U.S. taxpayers.
To meet these objectives, AIG has focused on four main priorities:
• Building AIG’s enterprise value by strengthening its international property and casualty and domestic life insurance businesses
• Repaying loans from the U.S. government by divesting and monetizing appropriate assets
• Reducing operating costs by conducting a comprehensive review of AIG’s cost structure
• Reducing excessive risk by winding down AIG’s exposure to certain financial products and derivatives trading activities
Since September 2008, AIG has made substantial progress protecting and enhancing the value of its key businesses, restoring AIG’s financial strength, bolstering corporate governance, instilling a performance management culture, reducing risk, and repaying U.S. taxpayers.