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With American International Group Inc.'s sales of AIA Group to Prudential plc and American Life Insurance Co. to MetLife, AIG says it is on track to potentially be able to pay back more than $50 billion in debt.
The transactions are being heralded as a "reflection of wisdom in not engaging in fire sale transactions, waiting to maximize the return," said AIG spokesman Mark Herr. A year ago the company was hoping the life insurance subsidiaries would fetch $25 billion, he added.
Where the Cash is Going
The deals will provide AIG with about $31.8 billion in cash to use immediately to pay down its outstanding balance to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. AIG closed two transactions late last year to reduce the debt it owed the bank by $25 billion.
AIG (NYSE: AIG) placed the equity of AIA and Alico into special purpose vehicles.The FRBNY got preferred interests with a liquidation preference in the AIA vehicle of $16 billion and $9 billion for the Alico vehicle (BestWire, Dec. 1, 2009).
With the $25 billion in cash from the AIA sale -- the largest for AIG to date -- the company can wipe out the $16 billion of preferred interest the FRBNY has in AIA and use $9 billion on the FRBNY's revolving credit facility. At the end of 2009, AIG owed $17.9 billion in revolving credit plus about $5.5 billion in interest and fees.
However, AIG does not have enough cash from the Alico deal to redeem all of the $9 billion of preferred interest the FRBNY holds in Alico. AIG will give the FRBNY the $6.8 billion it got in cash from MetLife.
The Plan for the Rest
AIG will look to repay the remainder of the FRBNY preferred interest in Alico when it is able to sell $8.7 billion in securities of MetLife over time. Other revenue from the sale of securities can go toward the credit facility.
Herr said AIG can sell a certain amount of securities after nine months and another amount after 12 months. AIG expects to generate more than $19 billion in securities from both deals "subject to the market; that's our best look at it today," Herr said.
When MetLife confirmed it was talking to AIG about a deal, A.M. Best Co. said the magnitude of the transactions is significant. "As a result, there is uncertainty with respect to the impact on MetLife's balance sheet, capitalization and financial metrics; thus, the ratings have been placed under review with negative implications," A.M. Best said of MetLife's current Best's Financial Strength Rating of A+ (Superior).
If all goes according to plan, the Alico and AIA transactions will result in AIG repaying the government about $50.7 billion of the $95 billion it owes as of Dec. 31, 2009. The federal government made available about $182 billion. Herr said AIG's outstanding balance fluctuates as it taps the credit facility and continues to repay it on a fairly steady basis.
Neither deal has any bearing on $47.3 billion owed to the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Quelle: http://insurancenewsnet.com/article.aspx?id=171571
The transactions are being heralded as a "reflection of wisdom in not engaging in fire sale transactions, waiting to maximize the return," said AIG spokesman Mark Herr. A year ago the company was hoping the life insurance subsidiaries would fetch $25 billion, he added.
Where the Cash is Going
The deals will provide AIG with about $31.8 billion in cash to use immediately to pay down its outstanding balance to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. AIG closed two transactions late last year to reduce the debt it owed the bank by $25 billion.
AIG (NYSE: AIG) placed the equity of AIA and Alico into special purpose vehicles.The FRBNY got preferred interests with a liquidation preference in the AIA vehicle of $16 billion and $9 billion for the Alico vehicle (BestWire, Dec. 1, 2009).
With the $25 billion in cash from the AIA sale -- the largest for AIG to date -- the company can wipe out the $16 billion of preferred interest the FRBNY has in AIA and use $9 billion on the FRBNY's revolving credit facility. At the end of 2009, AIG owed $17.9 billion in revolving credit plus about $5.5 billion in interest and fees.
However, AIG does not have enough cash from the Alico deal to redeem all of the $9 billion of preferred interest the FRBNY holds in Alico. AIG will give the FRBNY the $6.8 billion it got in cash from MetLife.
The Plan for the Rest
AIG will look to repay the remainder of the FRBNY preferred interest in Alico when it is able to sell $8.7 billion in securities of MetLife over time. Other revenue from the sale of securities can go toward the credit facility.
Herr said AIG can sell a certain amount of securities after nine months and another amount after 12 months. AIG expects to generate more than $19 billion in securities from both deals "subject to the market; that's our best look at it today," Herr said.
When MetLife confirmed it was talking to AIG about a deal, A.M. Best Co. said the magnitude of the transactions is significant. "As a result, there is uncertainty with respect to the impact on MetLife's balance sheet, capitalization and financial metrics; thus, the ratings have been placed under review with negative implications," A.M. Best said of MetLife's current Best's Financial Strength Rating of A+ (Superior).
If all goes according to plan, the Alico and AIA transactions will result in AIG repaying the government about $50.7 billion of the $95 billion it owes as of Dec. 31, 2009. The federal government made available about $182 billion. Herr said AIG's outstanding balance fluctuates as it taps the credit facility and continues to repay it on a fairly steady basis.
Neither deal has any bearing on $47.3 billion owed to the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Quelle: http://insurancenewsnet.com/article.aspx?id=171571
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stellt auch meine Meinung dar. Denke aber, dass es dann nächste Woche wieder bergauf gehen wird !
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
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stellt auch meine Meinung dar. Denke aber, dass es dann nächste Woche wieder bergauf gehen wird !
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
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25.03.2010 14:31
Critical Alerts for AIG, Micron Technology, Agnico-Eagle Mines, Pulte Homes, and Community Health Systems Released by Seven Summits Research
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25.03.2010 14:31
Critical Alerts for AIG, Micron Technology, Agnico-Eagle Mines, Pulte Homes, and Community Health Systems Released by Seven Summits Research
CHICAGO, March 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Seven Summits Research issues PriceWatch Alerts for AIG, MU, AEM, PHM, and CYH.
Seven Summits Strategic Investments' PriceWatch Alerts are available at http://www.iotogo.com/s/032510A (Note: You may have to copy this link into your browser then press the [ENTER] key.)
Today's PriceWatch Alerts cover the following stocks: American International Group, Inc. , Micron Technology Inc. , Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. , Pulte Homes Inc. , and Community Health Systems, Inc. .
In today's unsure markets these brief PriceWatch Alerts contain concise detailed strategies for each covered stock and include position protection tactics designed to potentially defend investors from unexpected market shifts. While other market reports only provide stock news and opinion, we offer strategies that position investments against uncertainty and increase chances of making a profit, even if a stock goes down.
"Our PriceWatch Alerts go beyond other market reports. Along with a brief concise overview, each PriceWatch Alert provides useful strategies, which ensure potential investments are protected with basic hedging techniques," says Reid Stratton, Seven Summits Senior Analyst. "These brief company reports contain information that can benefit expert and novice investors who want to stay ahead of the market."
For essential information on stocks poised to move go to: http://www.iotogo.com/s/032510A for Seven Summits Strategic Investments' PriceWatch Alerts.
Seven Summits Investment Research is an independent investment research group, which focuses on the U.S. equities and options markets. Our analytical tools, screening techniques, rigorous research methods and committed staff provide solid information to help our clients make the best possible investment decisions. For more information go to http://www.sevensummitsinvestmentresearch.com/ . CRD# 137114
All stocks and options shown are examples only -- not recommendations to buy or sell. Our picks do not represent a positive or negative outlook on any security. Potential returns do not take into account your trade size, brokerage commissions or taxes -- expenses that will affect actual investment returns. Stocks and options involve risk, thus they are not suitable for all investors. Prior to buying or selling options, a person should request a copy of Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options available from Catherine at 800-698-9101 or at http://www.cboe.com/Resources/Intro.aspx . Privacy policy available upon request.
Seven Summits Investment Research
CONTACT: Steve Blackbourniski of Seven Summits Investment Research,
+1-434-293-9100
Web Site: http://www.sevensummitsstrategicinvestments.com/
AIG Completes Sale of PineBridge Investments
14:35 29.03.10
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) today announced that it has closed the sale of a portion of its asset management business to Pacific Century Group, the Asia-based private investment firm. AIG will continue to manage approximately $509 billion of assets as part of its internal investment operation.
Pacific Century Group paid $277 million in cash at closing, and AIG expects to receive additional future consideration in the form of a performance note and a continuing share of carried interest.
14:35 29.03.10
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) today announced that it has closed the sale of a portion of its asset management business to Pacific Century Group, the Asia-based private investment firm. AIG will continue to manage approximately $509 billion of assets as part of its internal investment operation.
Pacific Century Group paid $277 million in cash at closing, and AIG expects to receive additional future consideration in the form of a performance note and a continuing share of carried interest.
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AIG Ratings Affirmed by S&P By: Zacks Equity Research
April 06, 2010 | Comments: 0
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Last Thursday, the ratings of American International Group Inc. (AIG - Analyst Report) and its insurance subsidiaries were affirmed by Standard & Poor's Ratings Services (S&P).
S&P has affirmed the 'A-/A-1' counterparty credit ratings on AIG and its 'A+' counterparty credit and financial strength ratings on its insurance subsidiaries: Chartis and SunAmerica Financial Group. However, the outlook remains negative.
According to S&P, the counterparty credit ratings reflect the U.S. government's exceptional support provided to the company as a result of its strong position in the U.S. financial system. Additionally, the rating reflects the company's 'A+' rated multi-line insurance subsidiaries.
S&P expects AIG to continue being bolstered by the government during its crisis period. However, any increase in support is not expected at this time.
The negative outlook, however, reflects the difficult conditions that AIG is facing in maintaining the operational performances of its insurance business and required capital levels, particularly in its life insurance operations.
S&P has, however, revised the stand-alone credit profile of AIG to 'BB' from 'BB-'. The stand-alone credit profile is without factoring in the significant government help being enjoyed by the holding company.
The revision is primarily due to the company's strategic efforts in restoring its multi-line insurance market presence through its insurance subsidiaries. Additionally, the company is progressing well with its initiatives to unwind the AIG Financial Products Corp. The liquidity position of its non-insurance operations has also strengthened.
The stand-alone credit profile has a positive outlook. This basically reflects two recent divestiture deals: American International Assurance and American Life Insurance Co. The company is progressing well with these deals and the transactions are expected to close by the end of 2010.
The successful completion of these two deals would improve AIG's financial position. This may result in an upward revision of the company's stand-alone credit profile by two notches to investment grade by S&P.
AIG, which received federal support worth $182.5 billion that prevented its collapse in September 2008, has been trying for the past several quarters to sell assets and streamline its operations in an effort to repay the bailout money.
Quelle: http://www.zacks.com/stock/news/32538/AIG+Ratings+Affirmed+b…
April 06, 2010 | Comments: 0
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AIG Print Share
Last Thursday, the ratings of American International Group Inc. (AIG - Analyst Report) and its insurance subsidiaries were affirmed by Standard & Poor's Ratings Services (S&P).
S&P has affirmed the 'A-/A-1' counterparty credit ratings on AIG and its 'A+' counterparty credit and financial strength ratings on its insurance subsidiaries: Chartis and SunAmerica Financial Group. However, the outlook remains negative.
According to S&P, the counterparty credit ratings reflect the U.S. government's exceptional support provided to the company as a result of its strong position in the U.S. financial system. Additionally, the rating reflects the company's 'A+' rated multi-line insurance subsidiaries.
S&P expects AIG to continue being bolstered by the government during its crisis period. However, any increase in support is not expected at this time.
The negative outlook, however, reflects the difficult conditions that AIG is facing in maintaining the operational performances of its insurance business and required capital levels, particularly in its life insurance operations.
S&P has, however, revised the stand-alone credit profile of AIG to 'BB' from 'BB-'. The stand-alone credit profile is without factoring in the significant government help being enjoyed by the holding company.
The revision is primarily due to the company's strategic efforts in restoring its multi-line insurance market presence through its insurance subsidiaries. Additionally, the company is progressing well with its initiatives to unwind the AIG Financial Products Corp. The liquidity position of its non-insurance operations has also strengthened.
The stand-alone credit profile has a positive outlook. This basically reflects two recent divestiture deals: American International Assurance and American Life Insurance Co. The company is progressing well with these deals and the transactions are expected to close by the end of 2010.
The successful completion of these two deals would improve AIG's financial position. This may result in an upward revision of the company's stand-alone credit profile by two notches to investment grade by S&P.
AIG, which received federal support worth $182.5 billion that prevented its collapse in September 2008, has been trying for the past several quarters to sell assets and streamline its operations in an effort to repay the bailout money.
Quelle: http://www.zacks.com/stock/news/32538/AIG+Ratings+Affirmed+b…
NYSE +10,80 %
.........geht doch !
.........geht doch !
€ 29,745 (B) in Ffm.
.......und es wird weiter gehen !
Keine Handelsaufforderung, nur meine persönliche Meinung !
.......und es wird weiter gehen !
Keine Handelsaufforderung, nur meine persönliche Meinung !
AIG Completes Sale of PineBridge Investments
April 08, 2010
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) announced that it has closed the sale of a portion of its asset management business to Pacific Century Group, the Asia-based private investment firm. AIG will continue to manage approximately $509 billion of assets as part of its internal investment operation.
Pacific Century Group paid $277 million in cash at closing, and AIG expects to receive additional future consideration in the form of a performance note and a continuing share of carried interest.
The divested portion of the asset management business has been branded as PineBridge Investments and operates in 31 countries. PineBridge Investments manages approximately $87.3 billion of assets for institutional and individual clients across a variety of asset classes, including private equity, hedge funds of funds, listed equities and certain fixed income strategies.
AIG is a leading international insurance organization with operations in more than 130 countries and jurisdictions. AIG companies serve commercial, institutional, and individual customers through one of the most extensive worldwide property-casualty networks of any insurer. In addition, AIG companies are leading providers of life insurance and retirement services around the world. AIG common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, as well as the stock exchanges in Ireland and Tokyo.
Quelle: http://insurancenewsnet.com/article.aspx?id=178366
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April 08, 2010
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) announced that it has closed the sale of a portion of its asset management business to Pacific Century Group, the Asia-based private investment firm. AIG will continue to manage approximately $509 billion of assets as part of its internal investment operation.
Pacific Century Group paid $277 million in cash at closing, and AIG expects to receive additional future consideration in the form of a performance note and a continuing share of carried interest.
The divested portion of the asset management business has been branded as PineBridge Investments and operates in 31 countries. PineBridge Investments manages approximately $87.3 billion of assets for institutional and individual clients across a variety of asset classes, including private equity, hedge funds of funds, listed equities and certain fixed income strategies.
AIG is a leading international insurance organization with operations in more than 130 countries and jurisdictions. AIG companies serve commercial, institutional, and individual customers through one of the most extensive worldwide property-casualty networks of any insurer. In addition, AIG companies are leading providers of life insurance and retirement services around the world. AIG common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, as well as the stock exchanges in Ireland and Tokyo.
Quelle: http://insurancenewsnet.com/article.aspx?id=178366
:cool
30€-Marke heute in Berlin kurzzeitig geknackt 
nichts gegen die investierten aber ich würde mich wahnsinnig freuen, wenn das ding nochmal auf 20€ abprallt...immerhin könnt ihr dann nachkaufen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.297.405 von TraderFY am 08.04.10 19:54:01Nix für ungut, aber auf 20 € geht das Dingen nimmer mehr runter.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.297.807 von fuerza_hercuela am 08.04.10 20:49:21Wieso nicht, die war schonmal vor paar Monaten bei 38, 4,5 monate später bei 16€...naja mal schauen was passiert.
Hoffe klar dass sie langfristig steigt, denke aber krasse Downs sind möglich.
Hoffe klar dass sie langfristig steigt, denke aber krasse Downs sind möglich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.300.648 von TraderFY am 09.04.10 10:46:48Nix down, nur up!
Und warum? weil ich das so will !
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
Und warum? weil ich das so will !
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.300.782 von fuerza_hercuela am 09.04.10 11:01:29hehehe, na zum Glück kanst du nur soviel am Kurs ändern, wie der Baum in meinem Garten auch
mal schauen..
mal schauen..
40 $_Marke fällt demnächst !
......wenn die beginnende Berichtssaison einigermaßen ausfällt. Die Zeichen in der Finanzbranche selbst stehen ja auf Grün, so dass AIG "marschieren" wird.
Nur meine persönliche Meinung !
......wenn die beginnende Berichtssaison einigermaßen ausfällt. Die Zeichen in der Finanzbranche selbst stehen ja auf Grün, so dass AIG "marschieren" wird.
Nur meine persönliche Meinung !
40 $-Marke geknackt !
.....und weit überschritten .
.....und weit überschritten .
AIG geht durch die Decke !
..........wenn die 40 $-Marke hält, ist das eine stabile Basis für weitere Höhenflüge !
..........wenn die 40 $-Marke hält, ist das eine stabile Basis für weitere Höhenflüge !
AIG Rises on Speculation Treasury May Lower Stake (Update1)
April 12, 2010, 11:28 AM EDT
More From Businessweek
AIG Names Miller to Board as Number of Directors Increases
AIG Sales Mean ‘Lid Is Being Released’ on Deals, Conning Says
AIG’s Ex-CEO Greenberg Expects Higher Interest Rates, Inflation
Treasuries Head for Weekly Gain on Rate Outlook, Auction Demand
Boston Scientific Drops After Forecast Falls Short (Update3)
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By Hugh Son
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc. rose in New York trading on speculation the Treasury Department may lower its stake in the bailed-out insurer.
AIG advanced $1.61, or 4.2 percent, to $39.75 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading at 11:24 a.m. Treasury officials are discussing ways to extricate the U.S. from its stake of almost 80 percent in AIG, the Wall Street Journal reported today, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation.
Chief Executive Officer Robert Benmosche has secured deals to sell two life insurance divisions for about $51 billion by year- end to repay loans within the firm’s $182.3 billion government bailout. Benmosche said in an April 1 interview that the sales meant that AIG managers were “well on our way” to repaying a Federal Reserve credit line and that the next goal is to repay more than $40 billion in Treasury assistance.
“We’ve got to begin to look at what are the alternatives we have to raise sufficient money so that we can pay back” Treasury, Benmosche, 65, said in the telephone interview. “Let’s get 2010 done, get the transactions done, decide what we need to sell in terms of the securities we are taking on and then we get to discuss what is the best way for Treasury to be paid back in full.”
Treasury officials are considering converting its preferred stake in New York-based AIG into common shares that would be sold to other investors, similar to its strategy for Citigroup Inc., according to the Journal. Mark Herr, a spokesman for AIG, and Meg Reilly of the Treasury Department declined to comment.
Life Insurance
Benmosche, who has told employees he would only sell assets at fair prices, announced last month deals to sell AIA Group Ltd. to Prudential Plc for $35.5 billion and American Life Insurance Co. to MetLife Inc. for $15.5 billion.
AIG needed a U.S. rescue in September 2008 after soured derivative bets tied to housing markets drained cash. The company’s government assistance includes a $60 billion Federal Reserve credit line, up to $52.5 billion to buy mortgage-backed securities owned or backed by the insurer, and a Treasury investment of as much as $69.8 billion.
Quelle: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-04-12/aig-rises-on-spe…
April 12, 2010, 11:28 AM EDT
More From Businessweek
AIG Names Miller to Board as Number of Directors Increases
AIG Sales Mean ‘Lid Is Being Released’ on Deals, Conning Says
AIG’s Ex-CEO Greenberg Expects Higher Interest Rates, Inflation
Treasuries Head for Weekly Gain on Rate Outlook, Auction Demand
Boston Scientific Drops After Forecast Falls Short (Update3)
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By Hugh Son
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc. rose in New York trading on speculation the Treasury Department may lower its stake in the bailed-out insurer.
AIG advanced $1.61, or 4.2 percent, to $39.75 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading at 11:24 a.m. Treasury officials are discussing ways to extricate the U.S. from its stake of almost 80 percent in AIG, the Wall Street Journal reported today, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation.
Chief Executive Officer Robert Benmosche has secured deals to sell two life insurance divisions for about $51 billion by year- end to repay loans within the firm’s $182.3 billion government bailout. Benmosche said in an April 1 interview that the sales meant that AIG managers were “well on our way” to repaying a Federal Reserve credit line and that the next goal is to repay more than $40 billion in Treasury assistance.
“We’ve got to begin to look at what are the alternatives we have to raise sufficient money so that we can pay back” Treasury, Benmosche, 65, said in the telephone interview. “Let’s get 2010 done, get the transactions done, decide what we need to sell in terms of the securities we are taking on and then we get to discuss what is the best way for Treasury to be paid back in full.”
Treasury officials are considering converting its preferred stake in New York-based AIG into common shares that would be sold to other investors, similar to its strategy for Citigroup Inc., according to the Journal. Mark Herr, a spokesman for AIG, and Meg Reilly of the Treasury Department declined to comment.
Life Insurance
Benmosche, who has told employees he would only sell assets at fair prices, announced last month deals to sell AIA Group Ltd. to Prudential Plc for $35.5 billion and American Life Insurance Co. to MetLife Inc. for $15.5 billion.
AIG needed a U.S. rescue in September 2008 after soured derivative bets tied to housing markets drained cash. The company’s government assistance includes a $60 billion Federal Reserve credit line, up to $52.5 billion to buy mortgage-backed securities owned or backed by the insurer, and a Treasury investment of as much as $69.8 billion.
Quelle: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-04-12/aig-rises-on-spe…
gleich die 40 us geknackt
41 $-Marke gesprengt !
EXPLOSCHEN
50$ könnte bald möglich sein...oder
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.318.027 von jimmo am 12.04.10 19:43:57........sach ich doch die ganze Zeit !
Wo siehst Du AIG ende 2010?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.318.559 von jimmo am 12.04.10 20:44:02schwer zu sagen ! Ich weiß es wirklich nicht, wäre aber mit 60 - 70 $ schon zufrieden !
nehmen wir heute noch die 42 $-Marke ?????
Jaaaaaajaaaaaaaaaaaajajajajaja !
42 $-Marke angekratzt !
42 $-Marke angekratzt !
denke, morgen leichte Konbsolidierung und dann wirds moderat weiter steigen!
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
Heute wieder auf 42 $ ?
..........ich denke ja und ein Wochenschluss in dieser Größenordnung stellt aus meiner Sicht ein sehr positives Zeichen für die kommenden Wochen dar. Wenn es dazu kommt.
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
..........ich denke ja und ein Wochenschluss in dieser Größenordnung stellt aus meiner Sicht ein sehr positives Zeichen für die kommenden Wochen dar. Wenn es dazu kommt.
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
Hätte schlimmer kommen können für AIG !
Andere Bankentitel und Versicherer hat es am kleinen Hexensabbat härter getroffen. Und dann noch die Sache mit GS! Ich persönlich vertraue auf kommende Woche. Immerhin hat ja die Unterstützung von 39 $ standgehalten.
Andere Bankentitel und Versicherer hat es am kleinen Hexensabbat härter getroffen. Und dann noch die Sache mit GS! Ich persönlich vertraue auf kommende Woche. Immerhin hat ja die Unterstützung von 39 $ standgehalten.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.356.162 von juliaGeheim am 17.04.10 18:07:05Hast du ja schon im Citi Thread reingestellt...naja AIG hat Potenzial aber die alten Kurse werden so schnell nicht erreicht, wahrscheinlich sogar nie wieder.
Ich warte nur auf nen Rücksetzer bzw einer Korrektur um wieder einzusteigen..die Aktie ist laut Chartverlauf unberechenbar!
...naja AIG hat Potenzial aber die alten Kurse werden so schnell nicht erreicht, wahrscheinlich sogar nie wieder.Ich warte nur auf nen Rücksetzer bzw einer Korrektur um wieder einzusteigen..die Aktie ist laut Chartverlauf unberechenbar!
Nächster Widerstand bei 50 $
.........bis dahin ist der Weg frei !
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
.........bis dahin ist der Weg frei !
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
Demnaechst 50 $ !?
Gestern mehr als +6% in den Staaten. Hammermaessig!!!!!
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
Gestern mehr als +6% in den Staaten. Hammermaessig!!!!!
Keine Handelsaufforderung !
Komm schon AIG runter mit dir, ich will dich kaufen... und andere wollen günstig nachkaufen!
Warte aber auf jeden Fall die Zahlen noch ab, kommen ja am 7 Mai oder?!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.435.923 von Schürger am 30.04.10 18:41:26...........schreib kein Mist, Schürgerle !
Trotz aller Widrigkeiten am Markt trotz der AIG - Kurs den Vorgängen. Das ist ja erst einmal positiv !
Supa, 1,5 Milliarden Umsatz...
Aber Gyros Krise wird auch an AIG nicht spurlos vorbeiziehen,
ich warte denn Montag noch ab und dann bin ich erstmal raus...
denk dass sie wieder auf 25 Euro fallen wird..
Aber Gyros Krise wird auch an AIG nicht spurlos vorbeiziehen,
ich warte denn Montag noch ab und dann bin ich erstmal raus...
denk dass sie wieder auf 25 Euro fallen wird..
AIG Announces Voting Results of Annual Meeting of Shareholders
00:45 13.05.10
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Shareholders of American International Group, Inc. (AIG) today elected thirteen directors at the companys annual meeting of shareholders, eleven by the vote of the common and Series C Preferred shareholders voting together, and two nominated and elected by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, as holder of the AIG Series E and Series F Preferred Stock. The shareholders voted to support each of the three proposals submitted by AIG, and, as the AIG Board recommended, shareholders withheld support for the three shareholder proposals submitted for consideration. Nominees to the Board were elected with shares in favor of 98 percent or more. The results were as follows:
a) Elected thirteen directors as follows:
Nominee
Votes For
Votes Withheld
Abstained
Robert H. Benmosche 567,340,344 623,986 439,481
Harvey Golub 562,156,995 5,735,157 511,659
Laurette T. Koellner 562,220,396 5,667,016 516,399
Christopher S. Lynch 567,225,717 652,325 525,769
Arthur C. Martinez 561,857,049 6,015,133 531,629
George L. Miles, Jr. 563,720,202 4,155,733 527,876
Henry S. Miller 567,209,335 668,955 525,521
Robert S. Miller 567,020,724 859,724 523,345
Suzanne Nora Johnson 562,165,219 5,713,166 525,426
Morris W. Offit 566,071,845 1,811,228 520,738
Douglas M. Steenland 567,040,374 839,140 524,297
Preferred Director Nominee
Donald H. Layton All shares were voted for election of nominee.
Ronald A. Rittenmeyer All shares were voted for election of nominee.
(b) Approved by a vote of 594,292,296 shares for and 12,472,086 shares against, with 1,157,085 shares abstaining, a non-binding shareholder resolution to approve executive compensation.
(c) Approved by a vote of 555,366,838 shares for and 12,557,940 shares against, with 479,033 shares abstaining, the American International Group, Inc. 2010 Stock Incentive Plan.
(d) Approved by a vote of 605,531,573 shares for and 1,738,775 shares against, with 651,119 shares abstaining, a proposal to ratify the selection of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as AIGs independent registered public accounting firm for 2010.
(e) Rejected by a vote of 7,355,489 shares for and 560,432,827 shares against, with 615,495 shares abstaining, a shareholder proposal relating to the adoption of cumulative voting.
(f) Rejected by a vote of 6,117,562 shares for and 561,550,340 shares against, with 735,909 shares abstaining, a shareholder proposal relating to executive compensation retention upon termination of employment.
(g) Rejected by a vote of 2,880,277 shares for and 562,913,535 shares against, with 2,609,999 shares abstaining, a shareholder proposal relating to a shareholder advisory resolution to ratify AIGs political spending program.
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) is a leading international insurance organization with operations in more than 130 countries and jurisdictions. AIG companies serve commercial, institutional and individual customers through one of the most extensive worldwide property-casualty networks of any insurer. In addition, AIG companies are leading providers of life insurance and retirement services around the world. AIG common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, as well as the stock exchanges in Ireland and Tokyo.
00:45 13.05.10
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Shareholders of American International Group, Inc. (AIG) today elected thirteen directors at the companys annual meeting of shareholders, eleven by the vote of the common and Series C Preferred shareholders voting together, and two nominated and elected by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, as holder of the AIG Series E and Series F Preferred Stock. The shareholders voted to support each of the three proposals submitted by AIG, and, as the AIG Board recommended, shareholders withheld support for the three shareholder proposals submitted for consideration. Nominees to the Board were elected with shares in favor of 98 percent or more. The results were as follows:
a) Elected thirteen directors as follows:
Nominee
Votes For
Votes Withheld
Abstained
Robert H. Benmosche 567,340,344 623,986 439,481
Harvey Golub 562,156,995 5,735,157 511,659
Laurette T. Koellner 562,220,396 5,667,016 516,399
Christopher S. Lynch 567,225,717 652,325 525,769
Arthur C. Martinez 561,857,049 6,015,133 531,629
George L. Miles, Jr. 563,720,202 4,155,733 527,876
Henry S. Miller 567,209,335 668,955 525,521
Robert S. Miller 567,020,724 859,724 523,345
Suzanne Nora Johnson 562,165,219 5,713,166 525,426
Morris W. Offit 566,071,845 1,811,228 520,738
Douglas M. Steenland 567,040,374 839,140 524,297
Preferred Director Nominee
Donald H. Layton All shares were voted for election of nominee.
Ronald A. Rittenmeyer All shares were voted for election of nominee.
(b) Approved by a vote of 594,292,296 shares for and 12,472,086 shares against, with 1,157,085 shares abstaining, a non-binding shareholder resolution to approve executive compensation.
(c) Approved by a vote of 555,366,838 shares for and 12,557,940 shares against, with 479,033 shares abstaining, the American International Group, Inc. 2010 Stock Incentive Plan.
(d) Approved by a vote of 605,531,573 shares for and 1,738,775 shares against, with 651,119 shares abstaining, a proposal to ratify the selection of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as AIGs independent registered public accounting firm for 2010.
(e) Rejected by a vote of 7,355,489 shares for and 560,432,827 shares against, with 615,495 shares abstaining, a shareholder proposal relating to the adoption of cumulative voting.
(f) Rejected by a vote of 6,117,562 shares for and 561,550,340 shares against, with 735,909 shares abstaining, a shareholder proposal relating to executive compensation retention upon termination of employment.
(g) Rejected by a vote of 2,880,277 shares for and 562,913,535 shares against, with 2,609,999 shares abstaining, a shareholder proposal relating to a shareholder advisory resolution to ratify AIGs political spending program.
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) is a leading international insurance organization with operations in more than 130 countries and jurisdictions. AIG companies serve commercial, institutional and individual customers through one of the most extensive worldwide property-casualty networks of any insurer. In addition, AIG companies are leading providers of life insurance and retirement services around the world. AIG common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, as well as the stock exchanges in Ireland and Tokyo.
35-Milliarden-$-Deal: Prudential vor Übernahme von AIA
Der britische Versicherer Prudential kann mit der Zustimmung der heimischen Börsenaufsicht FSA zur milliardenschweren Übernahme der AIG-Tochter AIA rechnen. Die Behörde habe sich prinzipiell für den 35,5 Milliarden Dollar (28 Mrd. Euro) schweren Kauf ausgesprochen, sagten mit der Angelegenheit vertraute Personen am Donnerstag.
Der größte Versicherer Großbritanniens musste seine geplante Kapitalerhöhung zum Kauf von AIA in der vergangenen Woche verschieben, als die Börsenaufsicht die Transaktion in der letzten Minute blockierte. Zur Begründung führte die Behörde eine zu schwache Kapitalbasis von Prudential an.
"Die FSA hat das Vorhaben so gut wie abgesegnet. Wir können den Preis für die Bezugsrechtsemission sehr bald festlegen", hieß es in den Kreisen weiter. Früheren Angaben zufolge überarbeitet der Konzern angesichts der laufenden Gespräche seinen Zeitplan für den Kauf des Lebensversicherers American International Assurance (AIA), der zum US-Konzern AIG gehört. Der Abschluss sei aber weiter für das dritte Quartal geplant. Die Kapitalerhöhung über 21 Milliarden Dollar will Prudential einleiten, sobald die Gespräche mit der FSA abgeschlossen sind.
Staatshilfen zurück
Der teilverstaatlichte US-Versicherer AIG plant unterdessen, vom Staat erhaltene Finanzhilfen zurückzuzahlen. Ein Zeichen dafür sei, dass ein im vergangenen Monat gegründeter AIG-Sonderausschuss ihren eigenen, unabhängigen Finanzberater, die Investmentbanking-Firma Rothschild, engagiert habe, berichtete das "Wall Street Journal" (Mittwochausgabe). Das Blatt beruft sich auf eine mit der Angelegenheit vertraute Person. Der aus vier Mitgliedern bestehende Ausschuss solle die größte Umstrukturierung in der Geschichte des US-Versicherers organisieren.
Die American International Group (AIG) musste auf dem Höhepunkt der Finanzkrise im September 2008 vom Staat vor dem Kollaps gerettet werden und gehört seitdem zu 80 Prozent der Regierung. Die Rettungsbeihilfen haben ein Volumen von 182,3 Mrd. Dollar (144 Mrd. Euro).
Quelle: http://www.wirtschaftsblatt.at/home/boerse/binternational/42…
Der britische Versicherer Prudential kann mit der Zustimmung der heimischen Börsenaufsicht FSA zur milliardenschweren Übernahme der AIG-Tochter AIA rechnen. Die Behörde habe sich prinzipiell für den 35,5 Milliarden Dollar (28 Mrd. Euro) schweren Kauf ausgesprochen, sagten mit der Angelegenheit vertraute Personen am Donnerstag.
Der größte Versicherer Großbritanniens musste seine geplante Kapitalerhöhung zum Kauf von AIA in der vergangenen Woche verschieben, als die Börsenaufsicht die Transaktion in der letzten Minute blockierte. Zur Begründung führte die Behörde eine zu schwache Kapitalbasis von Prudential an.
"Die FSA hat das Vorhaben so gut wie abgesegnet. Wir können den Preis für die Bezugsrechtsemission sehr bald festlegen", hieß es in den Kreisen weiter. Früheren Angaben zufolge überarbeitet der Konzern angesichts der laufenden Gespräche seinen Zeitplan für den Kauf des Lebensversicherers American International Assurance (AIA), der zum US-Konzern AIG gehört. Der Abschluss sei aber weiter für das dritte Quartal geplant. Die Kapitalerhöhung über 21 Milliarden Dollar will Prudential einleiten, sobald die Gespräche mit der FSA abgeschlossen sind.
Staatshilfen zurück
Der teilverstaatlichte US-Versicherer AIG plant unterdessen, vom Staat erhaltene Finanzhilfen zurückzuzahlen. Ein Zeichen dafür sei, dass ein im vergangenen Monat gegründeter AIG-Sonderausschuss ihren eigenen, unabhängigen Finanzberater, die Investmentbanking-Firma Rothschild, engagiert habe, berichtete das "Wall Street Journal" (Mittwochausgabe). Das Blatt beruft sich auf eine mit der Angelegenheit vertraute Person. Der aus vier Mitgliedern bestehende Ausschuss solle die größte Umstrukturierung in der Geschichte des US-Versicherers organisieren.
Die American International Group (AIG) musste auf dem Höhepunkt der Finanzkrise im September 2008 vom Staat vor dem Kollaps gerettet werden und gehört seitdem zu 80 Prozent der Regierung. Die Rettungsbeihilfen haben ein Volumen von 182,3 Mrd. Dollar (144 Mrd. Euro).
Quelle: http://www.wirtschaftsblatt.at/home/boerse/binternational/42…
AIG, Berkshire Costs Push Disaster Tally to $6 Billion: Table
By Sapna Maheshwari
May 13 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc. and Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. incurred more than $800 million in costs from 2010 disasters led by the Chilean earthquake, pushing the industrywide cost of the largest first- quarter catastrophes past $6 billion.
Berkshire said claims were about $500 million from the earthquake and storms in Europe, Australia and the U.S. AIG, the insurer rescued by the U.S., said May 7 that losses from the quake were $310 million. Munich Re and Swiss Reinsurance Co., the world’s largest reinsurers, top the list with at least $600 million in costs tied to the Chilean disaster and European Windstorm Xynthia.
The total cost of the earthquake, the world’s fifth- strongest in a century, may be almost $30 billion, President Sebastian Pinera told reporters in March. Insured losses may reach $8 billion, catastrophe modeler Eqecat Inc. said.
The table below, compiled from more than 25 company statements and regulatory filings, lists claims projections from insurers and reinsurers. Some companies included losses from other first-quarter catastrophes in their figures.
Quelle + Volltext: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601086&sid=alJIUvbq…
By Sapna Maheshwari
May 13 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc. and Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. incurred more than $800 million in costs from 2010 disasters led by the Chilean earthquake, pushing the industrywide cost of the largest first- quarter catastrophes past $6 billion.
Berkshire said claims were about $500 million from the earthquake and storms in Europe, Australia and the U.S. AIG, the insurer rescued by the U.S., said May 7 that losses from the quake were $310 million. Munich Re and Swiss Reinsurance Co., the world’s largest reinsurers, top the list with at least $600 million in costs tied to the Chilean disaster and European Windstorm Xynthia.
The total cost of the earthquake, the world’s fifth- strongest in a century, may be almost $30 billion, President Sebastian Pinera told reporters in March. Insured losses may reach $8 billion, catastrophe modeler Eqecat Inc. said.
The table below, compiled from more than 25 company statements and regulatory filings, lists claims projections from insurers and reinsurers. Some companies included losses from other first-quarter catastrophes in their figures.
Quelle + Volltext: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601086&sid=alJIUvbq…
AIG Buys $425 Million in Protection With Cat Bonds (Update2)
May 13, 2010, 4:44 PM EDT
May 13 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc.’s property insurer bought $425 million of protection from U.S. hurricanes and earthquakes through catastrophe bonds in the firm’s first purchase of reinsurance through capital markets.
The securities involve two portions, one for $175 million and the second for $250 million, New York-based AIG’s Chartis unit said today in a statement. Both mature in 2013.
Insurers such as Chubb Corp. and governments including Mexico have turned to catastrophe bonds to guard against losses from the worst natural disasters. Fixed-income investors earn more than benchmark rates for taking the risk they could forfeit their principal to an insurer in the event of a catastrophe.
The purchases, through a special-purpose entity called Lodestone Re, reflect AIG’s “pursuit of increasing financial flexibility and enhancing our risk management,” Kristian Moor, chief executive officer of Chartis, said in the statement.
The $250 million slice will pay 8.25 percentage points more than three-month Treasury bills. The second yields 6.25 points above the benchmark. AIG divested its majority stake in reinsurer Transatlantic Holdings Inc. by selling shares in the past year.
Catastrophe bonds have gained about 7.5 percent in the past 12 months, according to the Swiss Re Cat Bond Price Return Index.
Chile, Europe
AIG, which was bailed out by the U.S. in 2008 after soured housing market bets, said this month that it had $310 million in losses from the Chilean earthquake. Industrywide, losses from first-quarter disasters such as the quake and European windstorms exceeded $6 billion, including claims reported by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and Munich Re.
AIG may be more exposed to disasters after divesting life insurance units to repay loans in its $182.3 billion government bailout. The company agreed this year to sell American Life Insurance Co. and AIA Group Ltd. to rivals for a combined $51.5 billion. The businesses produced more than a third of AIG’s insurance revenue last year.
Catastrophe losses have the potential to drain AIG’s government bailout funds, the firm said in a February regulatory filing.
Quelle: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-05-13/aig-buys-425-mil…
May 13, 2010, 4:44 PM EDT
May 13 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc.’s property insurer bought $425 million of protection from U.S. hurricanes and earthquakes through catastrophe bonds in the firm’s first purchase of reinsurance through capital markets.
The securities involve two portions, one for $175 million and the second for $250 million, New York-based AIG’s Chartis unit said today in a statement. Both mature in 2013.
Insurers such as Chubb Corp. and governments including Mexico have turned to catastrophe bonds to guard against losses from the worst natural disasters. Fixed-income investors earn more than benchmark rates for taking the risk they could forfeit their principal to an insurer in the event of a catastrophe.
The purchases, through a special-purpose entity called Lodestone Re, reflect AIG’s “pursuit of increasing financial flexibility and enhancing our risk management,” Kristian Moor, chief executive officer of Chartis, said in the statement.
The $250 million slice will pay 8.25 percentage points more than three-month Treasury bills. The second yields 6.25 points above the benchmark. AIG divested its majority stake in reinsurer Transatlantic Holdings Inc. by selling shares in the past year.
Catastrophe bonds have gained about 7.5 percent in the past 12 months, according to the Swiss Re Cat Bond Price Return Index.
Chile, Europe
AIG, which was bailed out by the U.S. in 2008 after soured housing market bets, said this month that it had $310 million in losses from the Chilean earthquake. Industrywide, losses from first-quarter disasters such as the quake and European windstorms exceeded $6 billion, including claims reported by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and Munich Re.
AIG may be more exposed to disasters after divesting life insurance units to repay loans in its $182.3 billion government bailout. The company agreed this year to sell American Life Insurance Co. and AIA Group Ltd. to rivals for a combined $51.5 billion. The businesses produced more than a third of AIG’s insurance revenue last year.
Catastrophe losses have the potential to drain AIG’s government bailout funds, the firm said in a February regulatory filing.
Quelle: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-05-13/aig-buys-425-mil…
American International Group, Inc. Receives Approval of Delaying Submitting Financial Report for Q4 of FY Ended March 31, 2010 from Director of Kanto Finance Bureau, Japan
Thursday, 13 May 2010 08:45pm EDT
American International Group, Inc. announced that it has received the approval of delaying submitting financial report for the fourth quarter of the fiscal year ended March 31, 2010, from Director of Kanto Finance Bureau, Japan, on May 13, 2010. The Company delayed the submission because it will take longer to do Japanese translation. The Company will submit the report by June 9, 2010, which is changed from May 17, 2010.
Quelle: http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?rpc=66…
Thursday, 13 May 2010 08:45pm EDT
American International Group, Inc. announced that it has received the approval of delaying submitting financial report for the fourth quarter of the fiscal year ended March 31, 2010, from Director of Kanto Finance Bureau, Japan, on May 13, 2010. The Company delayed the submission because it will take longer to do Japanese translation. The Company will submit the report by June 9, 2010, which is changed from May 17, 2010.
Quelle: http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?rpc=66…
Prudential plc Announces Update On Combination Of The Prudential Group And American International Group, Inc.'s The AIA Group
2:03am EDT
Prudential plc announced further details of the proposed combination of the Prudential Group and the AIA Group. As announced on March 1, 2010, Prudential has reached agreement with American International Group, Inc. (AIG) on terms for the combination of the Prudential Group and the AIA Group. The combination will be effected through the acquisition of both Prudential and AIA by a new company, Prudential Group plc. AIA Aurora LLC, a subsidiary of AIG and the seller of AIA, will receive consideration with a notional value of $35.5 billion, comprising; $25.0 billion in cash payable at completion of the Acquisition, subject to reduction in an amount equal to the aggregate nominal value of any subordinated notes for which AIA Aurora subscribes under the Subordinated Note Commitment Letter; a number of New Prudential Shares having a notional value of approximately $5.5 billion to be issued to AIA Aurora at completion of the Acquisition (expected to represent approximately 10.9% of the New Prudential share capital immediately following completion of the Acquisition); $3.0 billion in aggregate principal amount of mandatory convertible notes due 2013 (convertible into New Prudential Shares) to be issued by New Prudential to AIA Aurora at completion of the Acquisition; $2.0 billion in aggregate principal amount of perpetual tier one notes to be issued by Prudential; and any subordinated notes for which AIA Aurora subscribes under the Subordinated Note Commitment Letter.
Quelle: http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?rpc=66…
2:03am EDT
Prudential plc announced further details of the proposed combination of the Prudential Group and the AIA Group. As announced on March 1, 2010, Prudential has reached agreement with American International Group, Inc. (AIG) on terms for the combination of the Prudential Group and the AIA Group. The combination will be effected through the acquisition of both Prudential and AIA by a new company, Prudential Group plc. AIA Aurora LLC, a subsidiary of AIG and the seller of AIA, will receive consideration with a notional value of $35.5 billion, comprising; $25.0 billion in cash payable at completion of the Acquisition, subject to reduction in an amount equal to the aggregate nominal value of any subordinated notes for which AIA Aurora subscribes under the Subordinated Note Commitment Letter; a number of New Prudential Shares having a notional value of approximately $5.5 billion to be issued to AIA Aurora at completion of the Acquisition (expected to represent approximately 10.9% of the New Prudential share capital immediately following completion of the Acquisition); $3.0 billion in aggregate principal amount of mandatory convertible notes due 2013 (convertible into New Prudential Shares) to be issued by New Prudential to AIA Aurora at completion of the Acquisition; $2.0 billion in aggregate principal amount of perpetual tier one notes to be issued by Prudential; and any subordinated notes for which AIA Aurora subscribes under the Subordinated Note Commitment Letter.
Quelle: http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?rpc=66…
U.S. Equities
Prudential Builds Piggy Bank For AIG Buy
MarketNewsVideo.com , 05.17.10, 10:50 AM EDT
U.K. insurer launches $21 billion rights issue to finance acquisition of Asian life insurance business.
U.K.-based insurer Prudential plc launched a $21 billion rights issue Monday to help finance its acquisition of American International Group's Asian life insurance unit.
Prudential will offer 11 shares for purchase for every two that are already owned, at a purchase price of 104 pence ($1.50) per share, a discount of more than 80% over its closing price on May 14.
Prudential Builds Piggy Bank For AIG Buy
MarketNewsVideo.com , 05.17.10, 10:50 AM EDT
U.K. insurer launches $21 billion rights issue to finance acquisition of Asian life insurance business.
U.K.-based insurer Prudential plc launched a $21 billion rights issue Monday to help finance its acquisition of American International Group's Asian life insurance unit.
Prudential will offer 11 shares for purchase for every two that are already owned, at a purchase price of 104 pence ($1.50) per share, a discount of more than 80% over its closing price on May 14.
AIG Promotes Three Executives
American International Group Inc. said it has promoted three executives: William N. Dooley has been named executive vice president of financial services; Mark Herr has been named vice president of corporate media relations; and Tal Kaissar has been named vice president and director of taxes.
Dooley is responsible for the AIG Financial Services business, which includes International Lease Finance Corp., American General Finance Inc., and AIG Consumer Finance Group Inc. Dooley reports to AIG President and Chief Executive Officer Robert N. Benmosche.
Dooley was most recently AIG senior vice president of financial services. Since joining AIG in 1978, he has served in various senior roles in AIG's financial management and investment areas, including vice president and treasurer of AIG, senior vice president and chief investment officer of American International Underwriters, and senior vice president and treasurer of AIG Investment Corp.
Herr will oversee all aspects of AIG's corporate media relations. Herr joined the AIG media relations team in early 2009, initially focusing on divestitures and other activities related to AIG's restructuring. Herr reports to Christina Pretto, AIG senior vice president of corporate communications.
Herr joined AIG from Merrill Lynch, where he served as chief media spokesperson. Before joining Merrill Lynch, Herr served as the director and assistant attorney general in charge of New Jersey's division of Consumer Affairs and Bureau of Securities. Earlier in his career, Herr was in private practice as a litigator, served as a speechwriter for New Jersey Gov. Tom Kean, and worked as a reporter for United Press International, the Atlanta Journal, and the Bergen Record.
As AIG vice president and director of taxes, Kaissar has accounting, reporting, and transactional responsibilities for all aspects of AIG taxation worldwide. He reports to David L. Herzog, AIG executive vice president and chief financial officer. Kaissar joined AIG's corporate tax group in 2007 as director of tax operations. He had previously served as co-head of global tax accounting for Citigroup, which he joined after serving in various roles in Ernst & Young's financial services practice.
AIG declined to comment beyond a press release.
Earlier this month, AIG (NYSE: AIG) said it returned to profit in the first quarter as pretax earnings from continuing insurance operations more than doubled, despite catastrophe losses of about $481 million (BestWire, May 7, 2010).
In 2008, a $182 billion federal bailout saved AIG from failing. As part of the government bailout, the government bought 80% of AIG's shares.
Most AIG insurers have current Best's Financial Strength Ratings of A (Excellent).
Shares of AIG were trading at $38.14 the afternoon of May 17, down 3.99% from the previous close.
Quelle: http://insurancenewsnet.com/article.aspx?id=191010&type=news…
American International Group Inc. said it has promoted three executives: William N. Dooley has been named executive vice president of financial services; Mark Herr has been named vice president of corporate media relations; and Tal Kaissar has been named vice president and director of taxes.
Dooley is responsible for the AIG Financial Services business, which includes International Lease Finance Corp., American General Finance Inc., and AIG Consumer Finance Group Inc. Dooley reports to AIG President and Chief Executive Officer Robert N. Benmosche.
Dooley was most recently AIG senior vice president of financial services. Since joining AIG in 1978, he has served in various senior roles in AIG's financial management and investment areas, including vice president and treasurer of AIG, senior vice president and chief investment officer of American International Underwriters, and senior vice president and treasurer of AIG Investment Corp.
Herr will oversee all aspects of AIG's corporate media relations. Herr joined the AIG media relations team in early 2009, initially focusing on divestitures and other activities related to AIG's restructuring. Herr reports to Christina Pretto, AIG senior vice president of corporate communications.
Herr joined AIG from Merrill Lynch, where he served as chief media spokesperson. Before joining Merrill Lynch, Herr served as the director and assistant attorney general in charge of New Jersey's division of Consumer Affairs and Bureau of Securities. Earlier in his career, Herr was in private practice as a litigator, served as a speechwriter for New Jersey Gov. Tom Kean, and worked as a reporter for United Press International, the Atlanta Journal, and the Bergen Record.
As AIG vice president and director of taxes, Kaissar has accounting, reporting, and transactional responsibilities for all aspects of AIG taxation worldwide. He reports to David L. Herzog, AIG executive vice president and chief financial officer. Kaissar joined AIG's corporate tax group in 2007 as director of tax operations. He had previously served as co-head of global tax accounting for Citigroup, which he joined after serving in various roles in Ernst & Young's financial services practice.
AIG declined to comment beyond a press release.
Earlier this month, AIG (NYSE: AIG) said it returned to profit in the first quarter as pretax earnings from continuing insurance operations more than doubled, despite catastrophe losses of about $481 million (BestWire, May 7, 2010).
In 2008, a $182 billion federal bailout saved AIG from failing. As part of the government bailout, the government bought 80% of AIG's shares.
Most AIG insurers have current Best's Financial Strength Ratings of A (Excellent).
Shares of AIG were trading at $38.14 the afternoon of May 17, down 3.99% from the previous close.
Quelle: http://insurancenewsnet.com/article.aspx?id=191010&type=news…
AIG Names Henri Courpron ILFC President and Chief Executive Officer
13:05 19.05.10
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) and International Lease Finance Corporation (ILFC) announced today that aviation industry veteran Henri Courpron has joined ILFC as President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Courpron, 47, succeeds ILFC Vice Chairman Alan Lund, who has served as interim ILFC President and CEO since March. Mr. Courpron will be based in ILFCs Los Angeles headquarters.
Henri Courpron, one of the aviation industrys most experienced leaders, is joining the ILFC team at a very exciting time, said Robert H. Benmosche, AIG President and CEO. ILFC, the leading franchise in the aircraft leasing arena, is clearly positioned for the future, and we are greatly looking forward to Henris leadership as we continue to extend ILFCs position as the industrys pre-eminent competitor.
ILFC has established real momentum over the last several months, Mr. Benmosche said. Having stabilized the companys financial position, ILFC is now ready to begin growing its fleet. We have reiterated our commitment and the depth of our resources available to our customers across the industry, and the financial markets have demonstrated their confidence in the ILFC team and franchise. As is well-known, ILFC has raised more than $8 billion in liquidity from new debt, bank debt maturity extensions, and aircraft sales.
Id like to personally thank Alan Lund for his leadership and dedication, Mr. Benmosche said. Much of the credit for the dramatic improvement in ILFCs financial position belongs with Alan, and we are delighted that he has agreed to remain during the transition. Alan is a true partner.
Henri is well-known in the aviation industry for his customer focus, and ILFC and its customers will benefit from that as we remain committed to ILFCs position as a strong, enduring franchise, said Douglas M. Steenland, chairman of ILFCs Board and a member of the AIG Board of Directors.
Henri Courpron began his aviation career in 1987 with Aérospatiale + Airbus-France, where he held management positions in procurement and sales before moving to Airbus-North America to serve from 1992 to 2005 in various executive positions, including President and CEO of Airbus North America Holdings. He returned to France where he served until 2007 as Airbus Executive Vice President Procurement. He joins ILFC from the Seabury Group, an advisory and investment banking firm in aviation and aerospace based in New York and Toulouse, France, where he was President.
ILFC is the international market leader in the leasing and remarketing of advanced technology commercial jet aircraft to airlines around the world. ILFC owns a portfolio consisting of approximately 1,000 jet aircraft.
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) is a leading international insurance organization with operations in more than 130 countries and jurisdictions. AIG companies serve commercial, institutional and individual customers through one of the most extensive worldwide property-casualty networks of any insurer. In addition, AIG companies are leading providers of life insurance and retirement services around the world. AIG common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, as well as the stock exchanges in Ireland and Tokyo.
Quelle: www.ariva.de
13:05 19.05.10
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) and International Lease Finance Corporation (ILFC) announced today that aviation industry veteran Henri Courpron has joined ILFC as President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Courpron, 47, succeeds ILFC Vice Chairman Alan Lund, who has served as interim ILFC President and CEO since March. Mr. Courpron will be based in ILFCs Los Angeles headquarters.
Henri Courpron, one of the aviation industrys most experienced leaders, is joining the ILFC team at a very exciting time, said Robert H. Benmosche, AIG President and CEO. ILFC, the leading franchise in the aircraft leasing arena, is clearly positioned for the future, and we are greatly looking forward to Henris leadership as we continue to extend ILFCs position as the industrys pre-eminent competitor.
ILFC has established real momentum over the last several months, Mr. Benmosche said. Having stabilized the companys financial position, ILFC is now ready to begin growing its fleet. We have reiterated our commitment and the depth of our resources available to our customers across the industry, and the financial markets have demonstrated their confidence in the ILFC team and franchise. As is well-known, ILFC has raised more than $8 billion in liquidity from new debt, bank debt maturity extensions, and aircraft sales.
Id like to personally thank Alan Lund for his leadership and dedication, Mr. Benmosche said. Much of the credit for the dramatic improvement in ILFCs financial position belongs with Alan, and we are delighted that he has agreed to remain during the transition. Alan is a true partner.
Henri is well-known in the aviation industry for his customer focus, and ILFC and its customers will benefit from that as we remain committed to ILFCs position as a strong, enduring franchise, said Douglas M. Steenland, chairman of ILFCs Board and a member of the AIG Board of Directors.
Henri Courpron began his aviation career in 1987 with Aérospatiale + Airbus-France, where he held management positions in procurement and sales before moving to Airbus-North America to serve from 1992 to 2005 in various executive positions, including President and CEO of Airbus North America Holdings. He returned to France where he served until 2007 as Airbus Executive Vice President Procurement. He joins ILFC from the Seabury Group, an advisory and investment banking firm in aviation and aerospace based in New York and Toulouse, France, where he was President.
ILFC is the international market leader in the leasing and remarketing of advanced technology commercial jet aircraft to airlines around the world. ILFC owns a portfolio consisting of approximately 1,000 jet aircraft.
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) is a leading international insurance organization with operations in more than 130 countries and jurisdictions. AIG companies serve commercial, institutional and individual customers through one of the most extensive worldwide property-casualty networks of any insurer. In addition, AIG companies are leading providers of life insurance and retirement services around the world. AIG common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, as well as the stock exchanges in Ireland and Tokyo.
Quelle: www.ariva.de
Prudential seeks price cut for AIG Asian unit: WSJ
By Sue Chang 6%4%2%0%-2%10a11a12p1p2p3pPRU AIG SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Prudential PLC /quotes/comstock/13*!pru/quotes/nls/pru (PRU 58.94, -0.20, -0.34%) is negotiating with American International Group /quotes/comstock/13*!aig/quotes/nls/aig (AIG 36.34, -0.12, -0.33%) to lower the price it will pay for AIG's Asian unit from $35.5 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday on its Web site. Prudential's shareholders had complained that the price and the execution risk are too high to justify the $21 billion of cash that was needed to pay for the deal, the Journal said.
Quelle: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/prudential-seeks-price-cut-…
By Sue Chang 6%4%2%0%-2%10a11a12p1p2p3pPRU AIG SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Prudential PLC /quotes/comstock/13*!pru/quotes/nls/pru (PRU 58.94, -0.20, -0.34%) is negotiating with American International Group /quotes/comstock/13*!aig/quotes/nls/aig (AIG 36.34, -0.12, -0.33%) to lower the price it will pay for AIG's Asian unit from $35.5 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday on its Web site. Prudential's shareholders had complained that the price and the execution risk are too high to justify the $21 billion of cash that was needed to pay for the deal, the Journal said.
Quelle: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/prudential-seeks-price-cut-…
AIG Negotiates to Salvage AIA Deal as Thiam Seeks to Cut Price
May 30, 2010, 10:25 PM EDT
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc., the bailed-out insurer, remains in negotiations to salvage the sale of its main Asia unit after Prudential Plc requested a lower price to win shareholders’ approval.
Prudential asked that the $35.5 billion price for AIA Group Ltd. be cut to about $29 billion to $30 billion, and New York- based AIG is seeking at least $32 billion, said a person with knowledge of the talks who declined to be identified because they are private. The Sunday Times reported that Prudential won backing for the deal from investors provided it can cut the price by more than 10 percent.
AIG was forced to reopen negotiations when some of London- based Prudential’s biggest shareholders said they may reject the transaction at a June 7 meeting. The U.S. Treasury Department, which helped rescue AIG in 2008, said it hadn’t considered alternatives to the original terms as of late May 28, and AIG signaled it has other options for AIA, according to a person briefed on the stance of management.
“They need to get the price down, otherwise there’s no deal,” Julian Chillingworth, who helps manage $21 billion including Prudential stock at Rathbone Brothers Plc in London, said in a telephone interview yesterday. “We’re looking for a meaningful reduction. The market’s roughly 10 percent lower than when they started the deal, so you need a reflection of that plus a bit more.”
‘Valuable Business’
Andrew Williams, a spokesman for Treasury, said May 28 that the department hasn’t weighed alternatives to the $35.5 billion contract announced in March and that “AIA is a valuable business for which there is significant interest.” AIG’s board met that day and hadn’t considered a reduced offer, according to a person with knowledge of the meeting. The board will ultimately decide if it will accept a new deal, the person said.
Joe Norton, a spokesman for AIG, didn’t return a call seeking comment. Prudential’s Edward Brewster declined to comment.
Prudential Chief Executive Officer Tidjane Thiam, 47, needs 75 percent of investors to support a rights offer at the insurer’s annual general meeting. Prudential investors including BlackRock Inc. and Fidelity Investments said the takeover was too expensive, a person with knowledge of the matter said last week.
Rescue in 2008
Prudential’s biggest investor, Los Angeles-based Capital Group Cos., is expected to vote in favor of the deal if the price for AIA Group Ltd. drops to between $31 billion and $32 billion, the Sunday Times reported, without saying where it got the information.
The U.S. government, which took a stake of almost 80 percent in AIG after the 2008 rescue, is willing to allow the insurer to lower the price, people familiar with the matter have said.
The $35.5 billion deal announced in March included about $25 billion in cash and the rest in securities linked to Prudential shares. Prudential’s latest offer of about $30 billion mostly reduced the amount of securities AIG would receive, said a person with knowledge of the discussions.
Under the original terms of the sale, the 162-year-old British insurer had to pull off a $21 billion rights offer, the biggest for an acquisition in history, at a time when Europe’s sovereign debt crisis was sidelining corporate fundraisings worldwide.
‘A Very Aggressive Price’
At least 19 companies have postponed or withdrawn $5 billion in U.S. debt sales since April 13, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Investment banking fees from acquisition advice, share and bond sales in Western Europe dropped 17 percent in the first four months of 2010 compared with the previous year, New York-based research firm Freeman & Co. said.
AIG had negotiated “a very aggressive price” for AIA, CEO Robert Benmosche told the Congressional Oversight Panel on May 26 during a hearing into the company’s bailout. The unit may be valued at slightly less than $30 billion in a public offering, according to an analysis done before the March announcement by Angelo Graci, managing director at Chapdelaine Credit Partners
Selling AIA, which operates in 13 markets from China to Australia and has 23 million customers, would be AIG’s biggest step to repay U.S. taxpayers for loans within its $182.3 billion government bailout. If the Prudential deal fails, it could delay that effort. The insurer planned to use proceeds from the sale, and a separate deal to sell American Life Insurance Co. to MetLife Inc., to repay a Federal Reserve credit line.
Public Offering
The insurer could hold a public offering for AIA should the sale to Prudential fail, Jim Millstein, the Treasury’s chief restructuring officer, said May 26. AIG had previously planned on a public offering for AIA until Benmosche, 66, decided to accept Prudential’s offer.
“The deal’s not dead until it’s dead,” Eamonn Flanagan, a Liverpool, England-based analyst at Shore Capital Group Plc, said in an interview. “Treasury could just be playing hardball here. There will be a lot of posturing from both sides.” He recommends buying Prudential shares.
--With assistance from Zachary R. Mider and James Sterngold in New York and Kevin Crowley in London. Editors: Dan Kraut, Sylvia Wier
To contact the reporter on this story: Hugh Son in New York at hson1@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Dan Kraut at dkraut2@bloomberg.net
Quelle: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-05-30/aig-negotiates-t…
May 30, 2010, 10:25 PM EDT
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc., the bailed-out insurer, remains in negotiations to salvage the sale of its main Asia unit after Prudential Plc requested a lower price to win shareholders’ approval.
Prudential asked that the $35.5 billion price for AIA Group Ltd. be cut to about $29 billion to $30 billion, and New York- based AIG is seeking at least $32 billion, said a person with knowledge of the talks who declined to be identified because they are private. The Sunday Times reported that Prudential won backing for the deal from investors provided it can cut the price by more than 10 percent.
AIG was forced to reopen negotiations when some of London- based Prudential’s biggest shareholders said they may reject the transaction at a June 7 meeting. The U.S. Treasury Department, which helped rescue AIG in 2008, said it hadn’t considered alternatives to the original terms as of late May 28, and AIG signaled it has other options for AIA, according to a person briefed on the stance of management.
“They need to get the price down, otherwise there’s no deal,” Julian Chillingworth, who helps manage $21 billion including Prudential stock at Rathbone Brothers Plc in London, said in a telephone interview yesterday. “We’re looking for a meaningful reduction. The market’s roughly 10 percent lower than when they started the deal, so you need a reflection of that plus a bit more.”
‘Valuable Business’
Andrew Williams, a spokesman for Treasury, said May 28 that the department hasn’t weighed alternatives to the $35.5 billion contract announced in March and that “AIA is a valuable business for which there is significant interest.” AIG’s board met that day and hadn’t considered a reduced offer, according to a person with knowledge of the meeting. The board will ultimately decide if it will accept a new deal, the person said.
Joe Norton, a spokesman for AIG, didn’t return a call seeking comment. Prudential’s Edward Brewster declined to comment.
Prudential Chief Executive Officer Tidjane Thiam, 47, needs 75 percent of investors to support a rights offer at the insurer’s annual general meeting. Prudential investors including BlackRock Inc. and Fidelity Investments said the takeover was too expensive, a person with knowledge of the matter said last week.
Rescue in 2008
Prudential’s biggest investor, Los Angeles-based Capital Group Cos., is expected to vote in favor of the deal if the price for AIA Group Ltd. drops to between $31 billion and $32 billion, the Sunday Times reported, without saying where it got the information.
The U.S. government, which took a stake of almost 80 percent in AIG after the 2008 rescue, is willing to allow the insurer to lower the price, people familiar with the matter have said.
The $35.5 billion deal announced in March included about $25 billion in cash and the rest in securities linked to Prudential shares. Prudential’s latest offer of about $30 billion mostly reduced the amount of securities AIG would receive, said a person with knowledge of the discussions.
Under the original terms of the sale, the 162-year-old British insurer had to pull off a $21 billion rights offer, the biggest for an acquisition in history, at a time when Europe’s sovereign debt crisis was sidelining corporate fundraisings worldwide.
‘A Very Aggressive Price’
At least 19 companies have postponed or withdrawn $5 billion in U.S. debt sales since April 13, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Investment banking fees from acquisition advice, share and bond sales in Western Europe dropped 17 percent in the first four months of 2010 compared with the previous year, New York-based research firm Freeman & Co. said.
AIG had negotiated “a very aggressive price” for AIA, CEO Robert Benmosche told the Congressional Oversight Panel on May 26 during a hearing into the company’s bailout. The unit may be valued at slightly less than $30 billion in a public offering, according to an analysis done before the March announcement by Angelo Graci, managing director at Chapdelaine Credit Partners
Selling AIA, which operates in 13 markets from China to Australia and has 23 million customers, would be AIG’s biggest step to repay U.S. taxpayers for loans within its $182.3 billion government bailout. If the Prudential deal fails, it could delay that effort. The insurer planned to use proceeds from the sale, and a separate deal to sell American Life Insurance Co. to MetLife Inc., to repay a Federal Reserve credit line.
Public Offering
The insurer could hold a public offering for AIA should the sale to Prudential fail, Jim Millstein, the Treasury’s chief restructuring officer, said May 26. AIG had previously planned on a public offering for AIA until Benmosche, 66, decided to accept Prudential’s offer.
“The deal’s not dead until it’s dead,” Eamonn Flanagan, a Liverpool, England-based analyst at Shore Capital Group Plc, said in an interview. “Treasury could just be playing hardball here. There will be a lot of posturing from both sides.” He recommends buying Prudential shares.
--With assistance from Zachary R. Mider and James Sterngold in New York and Kevin Crowley in London. Editors: Dan Kraut, Sylvia Wier
To contact the reporter on this story: Hugh Son in New York at hson1@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Dan Kraut at dkraut2@bloomberg.net
Quelle: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-05-30/aig-negotiates-t…
Langfristig kann man hier spekulieren, aber 180 Mrd. Dollar sind einfach eun unbezahlbarer Batzen!
Der Aktienkurs kann auf jeden Fall noch steigen, aber wer nicht zocken will sollte hier vielleicht draußen bleiben!
Gruß
Der Aktienkurs kann auf jeden Fall noch steigen, aber wer nicht zocken will sollte hier vielleicht draußen bleiben!
Gruß
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.617.753 von Stock-Legend am 02.06.10 00:14:39Bei den Kursen kann man nicht viel falsch machen, ich denke sobald sich der Gesamtmarkt erholt hat,vielleicht sogar ab heute, wird auch die AIG Richtung 45-50$ gehen und langfristig sogar Richtung 100$...
Nur meine Meinung zur AIG..
Nur meine Meinung zur AIG..
AIG
Die Chinatrust Financial Holding Co ist weiter an dem Erwerb der taiwanesischen Versicherungstochter Nan Shan Life von der American International Group (AIG) interessiert und könnte ihre Partner mit einem eigenen Gebot aus dem Kaufprozess drängen.
Quelle: http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2010-07/17332054…
Die Chinatrust Financial Holding Co ist weiter an dem Erwerb der taiwanesischen Versicherungstochter Nan Shan Life von der American International Group (AIG) interessiert und könnte ihre Partner mit einem eigenen Gebot aus dem Kaufprozess drängen.
Quelle: http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2010-07/17332054…
18.07.2010 18:51:15AIG zahlt 725 Millionen US-Dollar für Vergleich
NEW YORK (dpa-AFX) - Der vom Staat gerettete US-Versicherer American International Group (AIG) greift tief in die Tasche um eine lang laufende Betrugsklage loszuwerden. 725 Millionen US-Dollar zahle das Unternehmen, im Gegenzug werde eine Klage, angeführt von drei Pensionsfonds gegen der Versicherer fallen gelassen, teilte AIG am Wochenende mit./RX/stb
Presse: AIG bestellt neuen CEO der AIA Group
09:54 19.07.10
New York (aktiencheck.de AG) - Der Versicherungskonzern American International Group Inc. (AIG) (Profil), der sich zu rund 80 Prozent in Besitz der US-Regierung befindet, wird Presseangaben zufolge Mark Tucker als neuen CEO und Chairman der AIA Group Ltd. bestellen.
Wie das "Wall Street Journal" am Sonntag in seiner Online-Ausgabe berichtete, wird Tucker (52), der ehemalige CEO des britischen Versicherungskonzerns Prudential plc (Profil), die Nachfolge des amtierenden AIA-Chefs Mark Wilson antreten.
Laut der Zeitung ist die jüngste Personalie ein Schritt hin zu einem geplanten Börsengang der in Asien tätigen AIG-Sparte im Herbst dieses Jahres. Durch das IPO hofft der AIG-Konzern, bis zu 23 Mrd. Dollar zu erlösen, hieß es.
Die Aktie von AIG beendete den Handel am Freitag an der NYSE bei 35,64 Dollar. (19.07.2010/ac/n/a)
Quelle: Aktiencheck
09:54 19.07.10
New York (aktiencheck.de AG) - Der Versicherungskonzern American International Group Inc. (AIG) (Profil), der sich zu rund 80 Prozent in Besitz der US-Regierung befindet, wird Presseangaben zufolge Mark Tucker als neuen CEO und Chairman der AIA Group Ltd. bestellen.
Wie das "Wall Street Journal" am Sonntag in seiner Online-Ausgabe berichtete, wird Tucker (52), der ehemalige CEO des britischen Versicherungskonzerns Prudential plc (Profil), die Nachfolge des amtierenden AIA-Chefs Mark Wilson antreten.
Laut der Zeitung ist die jüngste Personalie ein Schritt hin zu einem geplanten Börsengang der in Asien tätigen AIG-Sparte im Herbst dieses Jahres. Durch das IPO hofft der AIG-Konzern, bis zu 23 Mrd. Dollar zu erlösen, hieß es.
Die Aktie von AIG beendete den Handel am Freitag an der NYSE bei 35,64 Dollar. (19.07.2010/ac/n/a)
Quelle: Aktiencheck
hey fuerza
weisst du wann die Q zahlen kommen?
weisst du wann die Q zahlen kommen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.891.814 von jimmo am 28.07.10 18:55:23Hallo liebe Tradergemeinde,
Wie ist Eure Einschätzung über die Kursentwicklung von AIG in den nächsten Monaten?
Glaubt Ihr, dass ein neuer CEO Wunder bewirken kann oder könnte der AIG ein ähnliches Schicksal drohen wie der CIT Group?
(Bei CIT - Group war ich eigentlich auch der Annahme, daß Obama ein Unternehmen, daß ca. 1 Mio. Unternehmen mit Krediten versorgt, nicht so einfach "an die Wand fahren läßt", na ja meist kommt es anders als man denkt!)
Jetzt bin ich gerade in der Situation, dass ich mit dem AIG-Gewinn (wenn ich jetzt verkaufe) meine CIT-Group-Verluste immerhin fast kompensieren könnte.
Mich würde Eure Meinung interessieren...
LG IngChris
Wie ist Eure Einschätzung über die Kursentwicklung von AIG in den nächsten Monaten?
Glaubt Ihr, dass ein neuer CEO Wunder bewirken kann oder könnte der AIG ein ähnliches Schicksal drohen wie der CIT Group?
(Bei CIT - Group war ich eigentlich auch der Annahme, daß Obama ein Unternehmen, daß ca. 1 Mio. Unternehmen mit Krediten versorgt, nicht so einfach "an die Wand fahren läßt", na ja meist kommt es anders als man denkt!)
Jetzt bin ich gerade in der Situation, dass ich mit dem AIG-Gewinn (wenn ich jetzt verkaufe) meine CIT-Group-Verluste immerhin fast kompensieren könnte.
Mich würde Eure Meinung interessieren...
LG IngChris
Denke das es hier bis auf 50 Dollar steigen wird, wenn dann auch noch der Q3 Bericht gut ausfällt. Bis wir wieder zur alten Stärke zurück kommen, werden bestimmt noch einige Jahre vergehen.
Werd mir auch ne kleine Posi mit ca 50 Stück ins Depot legen. Als Altervorsorge
gruß
Werd mir auch ne kleine Posi mit ca 50 Stück ins Depot legen. Als Altervorsorge
gruß
auch ich bin seit ca. 1 Jahr investiert. Sicher nicht so viel wie viele andere hier... - bis Anfang bzw. Mitte 2011 kann diese Aktie nicht nachhaltig steigen - wie denn auch. Danach (wenn der Staat draussen ist) wird sich zeigen was AIG noch leisten kann. Lassen wir uns doch einfach überraschen. Dieses Invetment ist kein Zock sondern ein risikoreiches Investment. Das ist ein großer Unterschied...
Heute kommt der Q3-Bericht: http://www.handelsblatt.com/unternehmen/banken-versicherunge…
Wann geht eigentlich die Asiensparte von AIG (AIA) an die Börse? Nachdem der Verkauf an Prudential geplatzt ist, sollte das doch bald geschehen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.461.905 von Clawhammer am 05.11.10 11:58:57
bereits passiert glaube letzten freitag
kürzel in Hongkong HKG:1299
bereits passiert glaube letzten freitag
kürzel in Hongkong HKG:1299
!
Dieser Beitrag wurde von MODernist moderiert. Grund: themenfremder Inhalt
Habe heute Aig gekauft, was sagt ihr zu dieser Aktie?
Mit der machst du kein Fehler. Ist Unterbewertet und es werden nicht wenige Aktien zurückgekauft. Sehr viele Insiderkäufe usw.
Bei diesem Schrott?
Ist das ernst gemeint?
Ist das ernst gemeint?
Kennst dich aus mit AIG? Glaube nicht!
Ich glaube schon.
Wie viel Anteil hat der Staat?
AIG ist eine Staatsunternehmen, oder?
Sagt doch wohl alles.
AIG wurde jahrzehntelang von Verbrechern regiet.
Wie viel Anteil hat der Staat?
AIG ist eine Staatsunternehmen, oder?
Sagt doch wohl alles.
AIG wurde jahrzehntelang von Verbrechern regiet.
Wir sprechen uns in 2 Jahren wieder!
Hallo
Was meint ihr, habe schon AIG, soll man noch nachkaufen,oder meint ihr es geht bergab.
Was meint ihr, habe schon AIG, soll man noch nachkaufen,oder meint ihr es geht bergab.
Mach was du willst. Es wird dir hier keiner sagen was du machen sollst.
Habe heute Bank of America und Aig Aktien gekauft, mal sehen wie es in einem Jahr aussieht?
Tut sich nicht viel.
Bei AIG tut sich garnichts mehr.
Schrittweise Abwicklung, das war`s.
Schrittweise Abwicklung, das war`s.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.950.727 von Schürger am 24.03.12 14:21:52Hallo,
wie kommst Du auf die schrittweise Abwicklung bei AIG?
Hast Du dir mal den Chart der letzten Wochen angeschaut?
Außerdem hat die Firma schon grosse Summen an den Staat
zurückgezahlt und wird bestimmt bald wieder die alleinige
Kontrolle übernehmen.
Gruß
Stefan
wie kommst Du auf die schrittweise Abwicklung bei AIG?
Hast Du dir mal den Chart der letzten Wochen angeschaut?
Außerdem hat die Firma schon grosse Summen an den Staat
zurückgezahlt und wird bestimmt bald wieder die alleinige
Kontrolle übernehmen.
Gruß
Stefan
!
Dieser Beitrag wurde von CloudMOD moderiert. Grund: ohne Quellenangabe, unbewiesene Tatsachenbehauptung
Zudem will das Unternehmen 30 Milliarden Dollar für den Rückkauf von eigenen Aktien, für Dividendenzahlungen und Übernahmen in die Hand nehmen.
http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/wall-street-journal/article138…
Die Firma ist alles andere als tot.
http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/wall-street-journal/article138…
Die Firma ist alles andere als tot.
Volle Zustimmung
Schaut Euch einfach mal die
Bewegungen der Aktie an,in den letzten Wochen
Gruß
Stefan
Schaut Euch einfach mal die
Bewegungen der Aktie an,in den letzten Wochen
Gruß
Stefan
Moin,
seit geraumer Zeit habe ich von AIG auch noch Aktien mit der WKN A1KFHK im Depot. Kann mir mal bitte jemand erklären, was es damit auf sich hat und warum diese Aktien z.B. heute in Deutschland stärker steigen als die WKN A0X88Z.
Vielen Dank.
seit geraumer Zeit habe ich von AIG auch noch Aktien mit der WKN A1KFHK im Depot. Kann mir mal bitte jemand erklären, was es damit auf sich hat und warum diese Aktien z.B. heute in Deutschland stärker steigen als die WKN A0X88Z.
Vielen Dank.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.026.979 von ChrisHamburg01 am 11.04.12 22:05:20Moin, Moin,
Es handelt sich um Warrants,(Laufzeit bis 2021)die geben Dir die Möglichkeit Aktien bis 2021 zu einem Bezugspreis von 45 Dollar zu kaufen. Es könnte ja möglich sein, dass sie bis 2021 weit über 45 Dollar stehen. Geht sie nicht drüber, werden die Warrants verfallen, weil es dann ja günstiger sein würde, die Aktien direkt zu kaufen. Die werden halt
gehebelt wenn der Aktienkurs der AIG ansteigt.
Ein Beispiel, wenn Du glaubst, das AIG im Jahr 2021 bei ca. 80 Dollar notiert, ist es viel interessanter diese Warrants zu haben, denn die wären dann ca. 35 Dollar wert. Bei einem Kurs der Warrants von heute ca.8,70Euro
ein noch recht ansehnliches Potenzial, oder?
Hoffe ich habe das alles selbst richtig verstanden. Falls nicht bitte ich um Entschuldigung im voraus.
Außerdem sind die Warrants an der Börse auch frei handelbar.
Gruß Stefan
Es handelt sich um Warrants,(Laufzeit bis 2021)die geben Dir die Möglichkeit Aktien bis 2021 zu einem Bezugspreis von 45 Dollar zu kaufen. Es könnte ja möglich sein, dass sie bis 2021 weit über 45 Dollar stehen. Geht sie nicht drüber, werden die Warrants verfallen, weil es dann ja günstiger sein würde, die Aktien direkt zu kaufen. Die werden halt
gehebelt wenn der Aktienkurs der AIG ansteigt.
Ein Beispiel, wenn Du glaubst, das AIG im Jahr 2021 bei ca. 80 Dollar notiert, ist es viel interessanter diese Warrants zu haben, denn die wären dann ca. 35 Dollar wert. Bei einem Kurs der Warrants von heute ca.8,70Euro
ein noch recht ansehnliches Potenzial, oder?
Hoffe ich habe das alles selbst richtig verstanden. Falls nicht bitte ich um Entschuldigung im voraus.
Außerdem sind die Warrants an der Börse auch frei handelbar.
Gruß Stefan
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.027.273 von Stefanpikachu am 11.04.12 23:08:41Danke für die ausführliche Antwort. Das Potenzial ist nicht schlecht und ich gehe eigentlich davon aus, dass AIG bis 2021 über 45 Dollar steht. Die Entwicklung der letzten Monate ist ja nicht so übel.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.027.353 von ChrisHamburg01 am 11.04.12 23:32:07sein länger schreibt hier keiner.
Ich finde AIG Aktie trotzdem interessant.
Ich finde AIG Aktie trotzdem interessant.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.869.838 von maria71a am 28.11.12 11:13:15Sehe ich genauso... bin mittlerweile investiert, da ich denke, dass diese Firma ziemlich unterschätzt wird.
Irgendwer sonst noch hier investiert? Gedanken zu AIG?
zwei nicht mehr ganz aktuelle, aber dennoch interessante Artikel:
http://boerse.ard.de/meldungen/usa-krisen-zocken-fuer-fortge…
http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article111812908/Die-gefaehrli…
Irgendwer sonst noch hier investiert? Gedanken zu AIG?
zwei nicht mehr ganz aktuelle, aber dennoch interessante Artikel:
http://boerse.ard.de/meldungen/usa-krisen-zocken-fuer-fortge…
http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article111812908/Die-gefaehrli…
AIG steigt langsam und stetig zu immer neuen Höhen. Hier aber ist Totenstille. Sind alle ausgestiegen?
Bin seit 2008 dabei. Habe damals für 0,33 cent gekauft. Dann kann leider der Reverse-Split. Ich bin aber ziemlich zuversichtlich, dass sich das Unternehmen auf lange Sicht wieder das Vertrauen der Anleger holt. Es wird jetzt eine Dividende gezahlt (der erste Schritt). Mal schauen ....
Soll das ein Witz sein?
AIG fängt mit Null an.
Schon vergessen, AIG war pleite.
AIG fängt mit Null an.
Schon vergessen, AIG war pleite.
Schürger, da hast du recht : AIG war pleite.
Das Wort war bedeutet, es handelt sich um Vergangenheit.
Jetzt sehe ich ein Unternehmen, das sich berappelt hat.
Da ich bei rund 26 Euro eingestiegen bin, kann ich mit dem bisherigen Kursverlauf mehr als zufrieden sein.
Das Wort war bedeutet, es handelt sich um Vergangenheit.
Jetzt sehe ich ein Unternehmen, das sich berappelt hat.
Da ich bei rund 26 Euro eingestiegen bin, kann ich mit dem bisherigen Kursverlauf mehr als zufrieden sein.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.027.273 von Stefanpikachu am 11.04.12 23:08:41
Ist ja echt tot hier. Dabei entwickelt sich AIG doch super. Auf jeden Fall stehen wir über den 45 Dollar der Warrants. Zu denen habe ich einige Fragen:
Die stehen aktuell bei 19,30 Euro. Wenn ich die nun gegen Aktien eintausche, bezahle ich dann nur die Differenz zum aktuellen Aktienkurs?
Ist es sinnvoll in die Aktien zu wechseln? Immerhin bekomme ich für die Warrants keine Dividende.
Wie tauscht man die Warrants eigentlich gegen die Aktien?
Danke.
Zitat von Stefanpikachu: Moin, Moin,
Es handelt sich um Warrants,(Laufzeit bis 2021)die geben Dir die Möglichkeit Aktien bis 2021 zu einem Bezugspreis von 45 Dollar zu kaufen. Es könnte ja möglich sein, dass sie bis 2021 weit über 45 Dollar stehen. Geht sie nicht drüber, werden die Warrants verfallen, weil es dann ja günstiger sein würde, die Aktien direkt zu kaufen. Die werden halt
gehebelt wenn der Aktienkurs der AIG ansteigt.
Ein Beispiel, wenn Du glaubst, das AIG im Jahr 2021 bei ca. 80 Dollar notiert, ist es viel interessanter diese Warrants zu haben, denn die wären dann ca. 35 Dollar wert. Bei einem Kurs der Warrants von heute ca.8,70Euro
ein noch recht ansehnliches Potenzial, oder?
Hoffe ich habe das alles selbst richtig verstanden. Falls nicht bitte ich um Entschuldigung im voraus.
Außerdem sind die Warrants an der Börse auch frei handelbar.
Gruß Stefan
Ist ja echt tot hier. Dabei entwickelt sich AIG doch super. Auf jeden Fall stehen wir über den 45 Dollar der Warrants. Zu denen habe ich einige Fragen:
Die stehen aktuell bei 19,30 Euro. Wenn ich die nun gegen Aktien eintausche, bezahle ich dann nur die Differenz zum aktuellen Aktienkurs?
Ist es sinnvoll in die Aktien zu wechseln? Immerhin bekomme ich für die Warrants keine Dividende.
Wie tauscht man die Warrants eigentlich gegen die Aktien?
Danke.
Hallo allerseits,habe von meiner bank die info bekommen mich an einer sammelklage gegen aig zu beteiligen, depotkauf bis 16.09.2008, aig ist wohl vergleichsbereit, hat da jemand eine kennung oder hintergründe abseits der bekannten settlementseite.
danke
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