AIG is in advanced preparations for a blockbuster listing of its flagship Asian life assurance unit, forecast to raise billions of dollars to be used to repay the $80bn-plus the company owes the US government.
The Hong Kong initial public offering of American International Assurance, which could be filed as early as next week, is expected to raise between $10bn-$20bn in what would be one of the world's largest IPOs.
AIG, bailed out by Washington in last year's financial crisis, is 80 per cent owned by the US government.
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