AIG sells off Hong Kong consumer finance business

| August 16, 2009 | 0 Comments

American International Group, Inc. has announced that it is to sell 100% of its shares in AIG Finance (Hong Kong) Limited to China Construction Bank for a cash sum $70m and $557m of repayments of intra-group indebtedness and deposits.

The agreement requires regulatory approval and is subject to a number of undisclosed conditions.

AIG Finance is a credit card issuer in Hong Kong and provides a range of financial services and products to its customer base which stands in excess of 500,000 (as of June this year).

In a bid to swiftly repay the US taxpayer AIG, the world’s largest insurer, has recently sold off a number of assets.

Earlier this week it sold its Indian-based IT services and solutions unit to Indian software firm MphasiS for an undisclosed sum.

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