Troubled insurer AIG has seen its profits increase in the fourth quarter mainly through sales of assets.

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AIG profit lifted by asset sales

Troubled US insurance giant AIG signs $4.3bn of loan agreements as it prepares to be weaned off government support.

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AIG gets $4.3bn commercial loans

Troubled insurer AIG is to repay a $21bn bail-out loan, paving the way for a share sale by the US Treasury.

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AIG to repay $21bn emergency loan

The Treasury Department may sell one-fifth or more of its stake in the bailed-out insurer, as it begins unwinding its massive holdings in A.I.G.

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DealBook: A.I.G. Plans Big Sale of Treasury Shares

The American International Group said that its chief executive, Robert H. Benmosche, has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing “aggressive” treatment.

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DealBook: A.I.G. Chief Is Diagnosed With Cancer

AIA, the Asian arm of US insurance giant AIG, announces the price of a share offering it hopes will raise about $18bn (£11.4bn).

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AIG to raise $18bn from AIA stock

Bailed-out insurer AIG plans to move ahead with the process of paying back US taxpayer cash.

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AIG planning to repay US taxpayer

The Obama administration wants to quickly untangle itself from AIG and is working toward releasing a plan to do so by next week-just ahead of the midterm elections. Under the plan, the Treasury Department would convert its shares in the insurance giant…

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U.S. Wants to Cut Ties with AIG