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American International Group(AIG Quote) entered into a deal to reduce debt owed to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
In the process, the bedraggled financial services operation will also make an initial public offering of its international life insurance divisions -- American International Assurance and American Life Insurance Co. All told, the transactions will help slash AIG's debt owed under a Fed credit facility by $25 billion. AIG has a current $40 billion balance under the facility.
In a bid to prepare the franchises for the IPOs, AIG said it has entered into a deal with the Fed that will hand over equity to AIA and ALICO into different special purpose vehicles. According to a press release, AIG will get preferred and common interests in the SPVs, while the Fed will get preferred interests representing $16 billion in the AIA special purpose vehicle and $9 billion in the ALICO special purpose vehicle. ...
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