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30 September 2010 ~ Comments Off

AIG Lays Out Plan To Pay Back U.S. Government

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The U.S. Treasury Department will swap debt it currently holds in AIG for common stock and then sell those shares over time. AIG will also repay loans it received from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as part of the deal.

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