AIG to sell ALICO to MetLife

| March 8, 2010 | 0 Comments

American International Group, Inc. has announced it has signed a definitive agreement to sell off American Life Insurance Company (ALICO).

ALICO will be sold to to MetLife, Inc. in a deal worth approximately $15.5bn, of which $6.8bn will be cash with the remainder made up of equity securities in MetLife.

Chairman of the AIG Board of Directors Harvey Golub has described the sale of ALICO as an important step in AIG’s ongoing repayment of funds to the US Government.

Golub went on to say that the sale of ALICO and its AIA Asian business to Prudential (announced last month) would generate around $50.7bn which will help the firm to pay back its debt to the US Government.

AIG has been making a large number of sales since it was struck hard by the financial crisis.

Last week the insurance giant stated it would be selling its remaining shares in Transatlantic Holdings, Inc.

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