AIG American General life insurance carriers have always maintained strong capital and reserve positions to meet policyholder obligations. The insurance policies written by an insurer are its direct obligations, not those of the parent or holding company. All insurance companies are closely regulated by state insurance departments and primarily by their state of domicile. AIG American General life insurance companies are well capitalized to meet their obligations, and further, maintain investment-grade ratings from the major rating agencies that monitor and measure the insurance industry.
FAQs for Consumers (10/9/2008)
Letter to Secretary of the Treasury from Edward Liddy, Chairman and CEO, AIG (10/8/2008)
Letter to AIG EBS Clients from Dave Armstrong, President & CEO, AIG Benefit Solutions (10/3/2008)
Letter to Policyholders from Dave Armstrong, President & CEO, AIG Benefit Solutions (9/25/2008)
At a Glance: AIG American General (9/24/2008)
AIG Clarifies Agent Meeting (10/8/2008)
AIG to Refocus As Worldwide Property and Casualty Company with ... (10/3/2008)
Statement by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York Regarding AIG Transaction (9/29/2008)
Ohio Department of Insurance Statement (9/23/2008)
New York State Insurance Department News Release (9/22/2008)
Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance Press Release (9/19/2008)
California Department of Insurance Statement (9/17/2008)
National Association of Insurance Commissioners Press Release (9/17/2008)
Federal Reserve Board Press Release (9/16/2008)
