AIG "creeping back" to securities lending - WSJ
04 November 2011 New York
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AIG is coming back to securities lending in a bid to boost income after a disappointing quarter, according to WSJ.
The disclosure came in the company's third-quarter regulatory filing, which showed a $4.1 billion net loss for the quarter.
The insurer also unveiled a surprise $1 billion share buyback program aimed at supporting its stock price, which has languished since a stock offering in May.
The disclosure came in the company's third-quarter regulatory filing, which showed a $4.1 billion net loss for the quarter.
The insurer also unveiled a surprise $1 billion share buyback program aimed at supporting its stock price, which has languished since a stock offering in May.
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