AIG GRE to sell fund management unit
AIG Global Real Estate (GRE) yesterday announced plans to sell its fund management business.
GRE, the real estate investment management unit owned by troubled US-insurer AIG, operates 15 funds with more than $12.4 billion in assets as at 30th September 2008.
Headquartered in New York, the business has regional operations in Europe, Japan, Latin America and Asia.
GRE’s financial advisors, Merrill Lynch and Bank of America, have started soliciting interest for the fund management business.
AIG – bailed out from the verge of collapse by a $150 billion taxpayer emergency rescue package – is currently selling off significant parts of its business in a effort to repay its debts.
It is not yet clear whether AIG will sell off its property portfolio, which comprises 53 million square feet of residential, industrial, office, hospitality and retail space in 50 countries.
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