AIA sell-down

AIG prices $2 billion AIA sell-down at a premium

The US insurer sells less than one-third of its remaining stake in AIA, prompting speculation it may remain a long-term shareholder. It also plans to buy back up to $5 billion of its own shares from the US government.
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AIG last night returned to the market to trim its stake in Hong Kong-listed AIA Group, following the expiry of its latest lockup on Tuesday. A deal was widely expected, but AIG nevertheless caught investors off guard by selling less than one-third of its remaining stake in the pan-Asian life insurer. At the final price, this resulted in a deal size of HK$15.9 billion ($2 billion), while many market participants had been expecting AIG to sell its entire stake in one go to raise more than $7 billion.

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